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It is unfortunate but true that political decisions and activities affect all aspects of people's lives.
尽管很不幸,但是这却是真实存在的事实,政治决策和活动影响着人们生活的方方面面。
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Human beings are social animal and therefore highly dependent on political activities.While the word unfortunate is not always applicable in all circumstances, we have to admit that political decisions and activities affect our lives in all aspects.
One should notice and avoid misinterpretation of the term "all" in this viewpoint, as it does not equal going to extreme but merely indicates what is going on. Those who misunderstand often argue that their fundamental right to decide when to sleep, what to eat, where to go on their own will has always been left to themselves and has nothing to do with what the president had said or signed. Yet this is not the case at all.The moment when we enjoy our sweet dream while jobless people are picking waste bottles on the street, when we choose cabbage to be our daily recipe only because we can not afford high beef consumption, when we are forced not to travel during the SARS outbreak, political decisions are pulling us around. Personal rights sometimes give way to political decisions no matter voluntarily or unwillingly1. Needless to say, political decisions become much more influential2 when it comes to other issues.Everyday we are directed in an invisible yet powerful way, so powerful that in no aspect of our lives can we evade3.
It is no surprise that political decisions affects us so badly. This is determined4 by its nature. From tribes to empires to federal governments, there are always governers and the masses. Once you have a nationality, you are ruled under a certain group of people, and common sense tells the situation is much worse for those without nationality. So, we are destined5 to bear the consequence brought by political decisions.Especially when the Japanese city Hiroshima was destroyed by atomic bomb, or when the German city Berlin was split into two, people learn that political decisions are responsible for these humanitarian6 disasters.
Fortunately, such consequence is not always so disappointing. More often we benefit from political decisions. After all, government sets up the mansion7 of society.Education, medical care, legislation and countless8 others we took for granted enable us to develop. And frequent international collaboration9 nowadays is a sign indicating that Hiroshima and Berlin tragedies are much less likely to replay. We owe political activities our gratitude10 in this case. This trend will never die out yet benefit all human being.
To conclude, it is fortunate that political decisions and activities do affect our lives in all aspects as long as they function in a positive way. With this presime it is unnecessary to be pessimistic and it is reasonable to expect a better life brought to the masses.
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adv.不情愿地 | |
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adj.有影响的,有权势的 | |
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vt.逃避,回避;避开,躲避 | |
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n.人道主义者,博爱者,基督凡人论者 | |
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n.大厦,大楼;宅第 | |
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