It Is Impossible to Help All People Around the World in Need

It is impossible to help all people around the world in need, so governments should focus On people from their own country. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Past few decades, due to globalization, migrating to other places hs been rose and become common. Some people believe that yielding aid to other countries is not possible for the bureaucrats; their priority should have to own the country first. I strongly agree with the given notion my inclination will be justified in the following paragraphs, along with a logical conclusion.

On the one hand, to embarking with, several reasons indicate that giving priority to own people is beneficial. First and foremost, the government help to penurious people and released funds and provides food and shelter additional, in some stimulating situations such as cyclone, earthquake disaster. Secondly, educating more citizens as much as possible also helps the economy in the future and helps reduce delinquency or crime rates.

On the other hand, we are human, and for humanity, we desire to aid others, especially by giving resources. If the authority succours to another part of the world people, it forges tribulation for own country people and the nation, helping other people around the world, forge unemployed in own nation, and a chance to effect the economy. Apart from it, for critical situation help to other countries also make good relations to other countries. For example, developed countries provide help to poor and underdeveloped countries through food and essential resources, especially in an emergency.

To end with, some people think that the authority has to help own nation citizen instead of other countries people. I believe that the authority can succour own people and improve their lifestyle standard, before handle own situation, prioritize outside border people get into trouble, however, sometimes in critical situation helpful is also good for humanity.

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