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@8W6MZKWAnswersForeign policy4yrs ago

I believe we should leave, as the UN doesn't really stop other countries from being absolutely tyrannical

The UN has proven to be ineffcient in stopping wars and when it comes to helping countries in need, they are extremely biased. They have a track record of not helping countries in need most famously when they rejected to give aid multiple times during the Tutsi Genocide in Rwanda. The UN isn't needed and without it we would still possibly be in ties with other countries anyways.

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