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It is impossible to help all people in the world, so governments should focus on people in their own countries. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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The question of whether governments should provide aid internationally or domestically has drawn much attention from the public.
Although
 I understand why helping everyone in the world is unachievable, I strongly disagree that governmental
support
 should solely be concentrated on satisfying local needs. On the one hand, I suppose the world’s leaders’ hesitation over the provision of international aid to deprived regions is legitimate.
Firstly
, it is unfeasible for governments’
support
 to reach all of the underprivileged as their number is enormous in many separated places around the globe and the type of
support
 they need
also
 varies.
For example
, developed nations may encounter numerous obstacles in terms of transportation upon sending food and medicines to poor regions scattered around Africa where
people
 are facing the threat of famine or contagions.
Secondly
, I believe leaders of a country should prioritize the well-being of their citizens and stabilize their economy and politics before carrying out any acts of global assistance.
On the other hand
, I still believe governments should help as many
people
 as they can regardless of the fragile odds for worldwide comprehensive
support
 for all
people
.
To begin
 with, in many underdeveloped countries, their leaders are unable to bear the burden of eradicating domestic poverty or crises due to,
for example
, terrorism, which calls for involvement from other affluent nations.
Also
 of great significance is that
this
 national act of charity could have a huge impact on individuals living in prosperous areas. If the government take action to help
people
 overseas, citizens of that country will idolize the idea of self-devotion toward a better world. In conclusion, I truly believe the world leaders should lend their neighbours a hand to offer help to
people
 in need on their doorstep.
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