Persuasive Speech On Refugees Analysis

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Good morning ladies and gentle mans. So who are we ? Ask your self this question. Some of you are brothers, sisters and children but we all are humans. I repeat humans. Today I am here to express my ideas on refugees should be permitted in country.
I cant understand why are humans being inhumane to refugees, some of them are normal inocent civilization from other nation. Do you have any ideas whats the feelings of refugees?
No we don’t and we can not, how do we know their feelings, there are more than 15.02 million refugees in Australia. When we listen each of their feelings we would be having tears in our eyes.
Secondly, one of economic reason refugees should be realesed. Refugees could be involved labour sortage and make mazor a difference

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