Invasion is always a bad thing – debate with
Finland – 21.02.2017
Maria
The invasion is always a bad thing beacause
the two countries have to fight for the territory of the invaded county.
These little fights can become wars. The wars have really bad consequences. In wars, a lot of people die, some of the cities are affected. A lot of money are used for the weapons, for rebuilding the demolished buildings but also for meds, bandages and swaddles for treating the injured soldiers.
I think every country had to stay on their own territories and don't have to expand on other little countries which haven't resources to defand themselves.
Without wars, every people can have the chance to live in their own county and got to learn about their culture and speak their own language. This would not happen if the invations countinue.
These little fights can become wars. The wars have really bad consequences. In wars, a lot of people die, some of the cities are affected. A lot of money are used for the weapons, for rebuilding the demolished buildings but also for meds, bandages and swaddles for treating the injured soldiers.
I think every country had to stay on their own territories and don't have to expand on other little countries which haven't resources to defand themselves.
Without wars, every people can have the chance to live in their own county and got to learn about their culture and speak their own language. This would not happen if the invations countinue.
Sarah
Invading a country has
always been a bad thing, although peoples have been invading other peoples for
years.
First of all, the invading
country takes the freedom of all the people of the invaded country. Those
people are denied their rights and if they fight they are sent to prison.
Secondly, all the riches of
the invaded country are taken and sent to the invading country and people
become poor.
Last but not least, all the
laws are changed and new laws; in favour of the invaders, are introduced.
In conclusion, invasions
always cause bad things to the people who are invaded.
Andreea
Good
afternoon, ladies and gentlemen! My name is Andreea and today I’m here to talk
about invaders. Let’s start with the definition of the word “invade”: to enter
forcefully as an enemy; go into with hostile intent. The first emotion we
associate the word with is fear, anxiety. You don’t think of an invader as a
friend you can have coffee with. Also, friends don’t wipe out approximately 40
000 000 people in order to conquer land, like the Mongols did.
Let’s think of the movie Avatar as an example. It’s a pretty well-known movie. Besides the film’s amazing special effects, it is also a great reference for how brutal battles are. The Tree of Souls, the giant willow-like tree, almost got destroyed and it represented the closest connection to Eywa, the Avatars’ God, that there was on the planet. This shows how invaders destroy the spirituality, the culture, the religion of a nation. They tear its integrity apart by making them kneel in front of the enemy’s culture, language, education. They attack the core of the country and ruin it by changing it.
CONCLUSION:
In the end, there’s no denying it: invaders are the cause of the millions of lost lives throughout history. And, as if that wasn’t bad enough, they easily destroy what a nation has built in thousands of years: like traditions, religion, language and just culture in general. We would have way more monuments and artefacts and we would know so much more about the world’s history, and what had happened before us. Invaders replace life with death, they replace the good with the bad. They are a symbol of war, of coldness. They start a battle with the thought that they will win and that’s why the battles are a blood-bath: because invaders are stubborn and they don’t accept the thought of ending up empty-handed. And once they have what they wished for, that’s when a nation’s identity gets lost.
Let’s think of the movie Avatar as an example. It’s a pretty well-known movie. Besides the film’s amazing special effects, it is also a great reference for how brutal battles are. The Tree of Souls, the giant willow-like tree, almost got destroyed and it represented the closest connection to Eywa, the Avatars’ God, that there was on the planet. This shows how invaders destroy the spirituality, the culture, the religion of a nation. They tear its integrity apart by making them kneel in front of the enemy’s culture, language, education. They attack the core of the country and ruin it by changing it.
CONCLUSION:
In the end, there’s no denying it: invaders are the cause of the millions of lost lives throughout history. And, as if that wasn’t bad enough, they easily destroy what a nation has built in thousands of years: like traditions, religion, language and just culture in general. We would have way more monuments and artefacts and we would know so much more about the world’s history, and what had happened before us. Invaders replace life with death, they replace the good with the bad. They are a symbol of war, of coldness. They start a battle with the thought that they will win and that’s why the battles are a blood-bath: because invaders are stubborn and they don’t accept the thought of ending up empty-handed. And once they have what they wished for, that’s when a nation’s identity gets lost.
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