Genocide Argumentative Analysis

How do we stop genocide without almost committing the crime ourselves? You can’t; the only way to stop genocide is by starting a war or committing a genocide. There was a conference in Montreal in 2007 trying to figure out ways to solve that exact question. General Dallaire tried to stop genocide peacefully but ultimately failed due to lack of help and supplies. Can we fix the problem of genocide? Genocide is the mass killing of people based on a certain characteristic. I do not believe we can solve the problem of genocide for three reasons; not everyone has their human rights respected, there aren’t enough ideas or time, and no one seems to be aware of it or to be able to do anything about it. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Document E) is just that, a statement of all rights a human should have to make them feel safe and protected; moreover, these rights were adopted by the UN in 1948, after seeing the terrible aftermath of World War 2, to help establish what

The way we are going about stopping genocides is by killing each other and basically committing the crime. There is no way to get rid of the problem completely. In my totally honest opinion, genocide is a problem that will stick around for a long time. The UN has no clue what to do to stop genocide and frankly, other governments are turning against their own people or each other and are creating even more problems. This crime has been practiced for too long to be stopped anytime soon or even at all. Too many people have died before the UN decided to start to intervene again and there is too much time and people and ideas needed to fix everything. If all of these problems ceased, we may be able to stop genocide, but it would take time and effort from everyone around the world. So no, genocide cannot be solved, at least not anytime