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Politics Comparisons
repatriation vs resettlement
- repatriation: Under international law, repatriation is required to be voluntary on the part of the refugee. This principle is known as 'non-refoulement'. Often, there are fewer refugees desiring to be repatriated than the UN or host country would prefer.
- resettlement: Resettlement is always voluntary on the part of the refugees in question. There are millions more refugees desiring to be resettled than there are possibilities for resettlement.
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refugee vs IDP
- refugee : Basically, refugees are outside their country...
- IDP: while IDPs are still inside their country.
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Martin Luther King vs Mahatma Gandhi
- Martin Luther King: Martin Luther King Jr was born in Atlanta, Georgia and lived from 1929-1968.
- Mahatma Gandhi: Mahatma Gandhi was born in Gujrat, India and lived from 1869-1948.
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Mitt Romney vs John McCain
- Mitt Romney: Mitt Romney was born in 1947 in Detroit.
- John McCain: John McCain was born in 1936 is the Panama Canal zone.
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Hillary Clinton vs John Edwards
- Hillary Clinton: We can't trust Hillary Clinton after her vote on Iran's Revolutionary Guard.
- John Edwards: John Edwards is a good man, has good values, and knows tragedy in his own life, too.
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Rudy Giuliani vs John McCain
- Rudy Giuliani: Rudy Giuliani is devious.
- John McCain: John McCain is an honest human being.
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George S. Patton vs Bernard Montgomery
- George S. Patton: Patton was the general the Germans feared the most.
- Bernard Montgomery: Montgomery was the first to win a major, strategically vital battle against the Germans.
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Richard Nixon vs George W. Bush
- Richard Nixon: Opened relations w/ China. Put ideology aside to talk with countries, helping the USA
- George W. Bush: Has refused to talk with nations he doesn't like, putting the US in dangerous situations
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