False Walls Destroy Potential
The false walls of international borders enforce a system of disparity between wealthy and poor. Imagine two children born with identical levels of intelligence and work ethic, yet one is born in America and another in Somalia. Is their potential for success equal? Absolutely not. The obstacles that the Somalian child must endure include civil war, decrepit education systems, ailing health care systems, among a variety of other birthplace specific disadvantages. These social environmental hurdles will limit the Somalian child’s ability to succeed. Is it logical for international borders to have an enormous impact on one’s potential? No. We can correct this injustice by tearing down the false walls that hinder potential.