Genocide Must Stop How would you feel if members of your race or ethnic group was targeted by the government and other civilians. Genocide is the deliberate killing o a large group of people, especially those of nation. In a genocide there is eight systematic stages; classification, symbolization, dehumanization, organization, polarization, extermination, and denial. In 1941 Germany one of the most famous genocides occurred after World War 1 also known as the Holocaust. During the Holocaust Hitler, the elected Chancellor at the time, used Jewish people as scapegoats of WW1, targeted them, and killed them on a mass scale. His goal was to create a perfect Aryan race. Now decades later genocide is still occurring in 1994 the Rwandan genocide
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Genocide is becoming an epidemic that must be stopped. While some people believe that the United Nations should intervene in a country that is targeting civilian population at polarization, the 5th stage of genocide because at this point the government and its civilians are no longer using words but have moved on to actions which affects others way more. But it is evident that the U.N. should intervene at the organization the 4h stage because this is the planning stage where it is well thought out the kill and if countries do not have a plan then genocide will be much harder to carry out. While some people believe that the United Nations should intervene in a country that is targeting civilian population at polarization, the 5th stage because at this point the government and its civilians are not longer using words but have moved on to actions which puts people at higher risk. In October of 1935, “Marriage Requirements: Laws and Decrees” was enforced to complete the 5th stage of genocide. For example, Marriage laws were created to limit the rights of Jews and unhealthy people, the Jews were only …show more content…
On March 8th, 2017 United to End Genocide published “Rwandan Genocide,” an informative article about the causes and effects of the Rwandan Genocide. For example, “ In response, the Hutu changes their strategy believing if the opposition was completely exterminated their majority power and status would be reassures ad preserved” (United to End Genocide). In other words, the Hutu changed and organized a new strategy in order to preserve their power and authority. That strategy was to exterminate all existing Tutsi natives. This demonstrates organization because the Hutus were clearly organizing a plan to eliminate the Tutsi. Now this sage would be great to intervene at because without a plan they’d be stuck in the same square, Hating Tutsis without a way to get them, which is better than them being killed off. To add on, on April 7th in 2016 the British Broadcasting System wrote, “Rwanda Genocide: 100 Days of Pure Violence in Rwanda.” According to the British Broadcasting System, “ The president’s death provided a spark for an organized campaign of violence against Tutsi and moderate Hutu civilians across the country.” In other words, when the Hutus suspected the Tutsis killed their president it sparked tension with the Tutsis which made Huts want to organize a way to
Genocide is becoming an epidemic that must be stopped. While some people believe that the United Nations should intervene in a country that is targeting civilian population at polarization, the 5th stage of genocide because at this point the government and its civilians are no longer using words but have moved on to actions which affects others way more. But it is evident that the U.N. should intervene at the organization the 4h stage because this is the planning stage where it is well thought out the kill and if countries do not have a plan then genocide will be much harder to carry out. While some people believe that the United Nations should intervene in a country that is targeting civilian population at polarization, the 5th stage because at this point the government and its civilians are not longer using words but have moved on to actions which puts people at higher risk. In October of 1935, “Marriage Requirements: Laws and Decrees” was enforced to complete the 5th stage of genocide. For example, Marriage laws were created to limit the rights of Jews and unhealthy people, the Jews were only …show more content…
On March 8th, 2017 United to End Genocide published “Rwandan Genocide,” an informative article about the causes and effects of the Rwandan Genocide. For example, “ In response, the Hutu changes their strategy believing if the opposition was completely exterminated their majority power and status would be reassures ad preserved” (United to End Genocide). In other words, the Hutu changed and organized a new strategy in order to preserve their power and authority. That strategy was to exterminate all existing Tutsi natives. This demonstrates organization because the Hutus were clearly organizing a plan to eliminate the Tutsi. Now this sage would be great to intervene at because without a plan they’d be stuck in the same square, Hating Tutsis without a way to get them, which is better than them being killed off. To add on, on April 7th in 2016 the British Broadcasting System wrote, “Rwanda Genocide: 100 Days of Pure Violence in Rwanda.” According to the British Broadcasting System, “ The president’s death provided a spark for an organized campaign of violence against Tutsi and moderate Hutu civilians across the country.” In other words, when the Hutus suspected the Tutsis killed their president it sparked tension with the Tutsis which made Huts want to organize a way to