In many ways the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights appears to be a statement of ideals written by naive and out of touch Samaritans, but on closer inspection it becomes obvious that they are more of a serious plea for peacefulness and liberation than a document of childish requests. They spell out a deep and desperate-sounding "final plea" for justice and equality among the races. Simply by listing these basic human rights and expectations, …showed first 75 words of 593 total…

…showed last 75 words of 593 total…Rights may be a wish list, and may never amount to being much more than a wish list, but it is effective, and as long as it is considered acceptable to abide by it, it will continue to be effective. It has thus far, created a safer and more equitable world for many people. Those who do not support it, do not support life, and that is a destruction of Human Rights in its self.