Topic: We should end the use of economic sanctions
economic sanctions end up hurting the people at the bottom
economic sanctions force leaders to do the right thing through pressure from their citizens and other governments. this is necessary when the other option is war in which no one wins.
economic sanctions generally end up hurting more than just those they are applied against and are no longer in the best interest of our country
economic sanctions harden a population against the very outside influences that are ultimately attempting to help them, and foster extremism elements.
economic sanctions harm innocent people
economic sanctions have a measurable impact; if that impact is severe enough, otherwise reluctant parties may agree to negotiations in order to find relief.
economic sanctions have had a positive effect on denuclearization
economic sanctions have little effect when power is concentrated to an individual like a dictator, because the dictator doesn't care about the suffering of their people.
economic sanctions have no effect on policies but instead hurt the poor
economic sanctions have not always proven to work and cause other countries to take sides.
economic sanctions have worked in slowing nuclear proliferation.
economic sanctions help end bad behaviors.
economic sanctions help keep dangerous regimes in check
economic sanctions help nobody all they do is drive underground black markets.
economic sanctions help our country.
economic sanctions help punish bad behavior
economic sanctions hurt a country's ability to grow economically and thereby become democracies.
economic sanctions hurt civilian populations, and can can even harden the extemist elements amongst them.
economic sanctions hurt every day people by creating scarcity and giving more power to governments.
economic sanctions hurt families but do little to change political policies.
economic sanctions hurt innocent people and create political tensions
economic sanctions hurt innocent people.
economic sanctions hurt poorer citizens
economic sanctions hurt the average citizen who has not done anything wrong while the guilty parties in the government still are well taken care of
economic sanctions hurt the innocent citizens of a country more than they punish the leaders. the leaders are unaffected, while the citizens are left to suffer when they have done nothing to deserve punishment.
economic sanctions hurt the poor, working class and has little affect on the ruling party.
economic sanctions hurt the poorest people of a nation
economic sanctions hurt the population of a country more than they do the governing infrastructure and could thus foster further tension rather than heal it.
economic sanctions hurt those that need help the most
economic sanctions impede free trade and hinder economic development
economic sanctions is bullying and it will not result in the country complying or changing their policies.
economic sanctions keep businesses in line.
economic sanctions keep other countries from building up arsenals and help to protect people.
economic sanctions keep people from doing bad by costing them precious money