A History About Hatres but at the Same Time, Love

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Titled: Of dreams and fire guns turn into plowshares.

Topic: The war between the Hutus and the Tutsis couldnt break the love of a group.

Human been were supposed to be created as a huge brotherhood throughout the hole

planet. Sounds like a utopia, like a kids dream or the kind of story one can see at a movie.

But why wouldnt we take the liberty of dreaming about a world united by peace? Why is it

so hard to imagine it could happen? The answer is very simple and it pops out every time

we turn on the television to watch international or local news. People are killing each other

mercilessly. The violence is becoming a tradition and hatred encourages it. Around the

world the alarm of grotesque calls the attention and the sound of grief is knocking on too

many doors.

One of the worst cases is the ones that happen among people that are to be in an

environment of coexistence. The story is about the Hutus and the Tutsis, two ethnic groups

that share the same territory, same language, same genetic kinship, and almost same

traditions. But as the world has come to know, what they had created over the years, maybe

without their own acknowledge, they had destroyed it for the sake of revenge. As The New

York Times reported, the Hutus and the Tutsis lived together, married each other careless

and even unaware about whom was a Tutsi or who was a Hutu. But, suddenly, it all

changed and the homicides started.

This abrupt switch was preceded by a series of events in their countries; this is that

the Hutus and the Tutsis lives among the territories of Rwanda and Burundi. While in the

1920s those territories were ruled by Belgium, they wanted to make separations among the

population. The parameters the Belgians used werent the appropriated as they considered

theyre economics possessions more than theyre racial differences. If you had cattle them


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They believe people who share what they have being learning in the Bible are their

brothers, and they take it seriously. These years of taking sides were very difficult for those

who believe on the unity of races, tribes and languages as they expect a future with that

kind of promises. Is not that they were against the war or in favor, they just couldnt take in

his hands the lives of their fellows, none the less, leave them on their own tragically fate.

The Yearbook of the Jehovah Witnesses of the 2012 reported these events. Despite

lost of this people died protecting each other, some others lived to tell. Inside the pages of

this book are written the experiences of those braves ones who didnt forget what love to

the fellows is all about. Ones who do believe that war is not a way to bring justice but a

way of messing the true nature of human kind and the true purpose of living among all this

diversity of races, manners, skin colors, faces, ways.

This group of people showed the world that is worth it to dream about a worldwide

environment of no segregation, because they could. The beautiful truth is that this kind of

interracial bond is not exclusively of Rwanda and Burundi but of many other countries and

tribes all over the planet released by the same people united with the love that grew inside

them, first for their creator, Jehovah God, and their beloved fellows, their international

brotherhood.


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Test: B1-308

Hutus:

They are an ethnic group in Central Africa. According to theCentral Intelligence Agency,

84% of Rwandans and 85% of Burundians are Hutu. Hutus speak Rwanda-Rundi as their

native tongue. It is also spoken as a mother tongue by the Tutsi.

Genes: Modern-day genetic studies of the Y-chromosome suggest a close ethnic kinship

between the Hutu and other neighboring Bantu peoples, particularly the Tutsi. According

to the New Encyclopedia of Africa, the social categories are thus real, but there is little if

any detectable genetic differentiation between Hutu and Tutsi as Belgian authorities

legally mandated ethnic affiliation in the 1920s, based on economic criteria. This means

that the ones with cattle were cataloged as Tutsis and the ones that didnt have cattle

were the Hutus. Despite the hutus are a larger ethnic group, the Tutsis had the control

over them.
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Coexisting time: Dado que los ruandeses son semejantes en gran nmero de aspectos,

no era de esperar que se odiaran y mataran entre s. Los hutus y los tutsis hablan el

mismo idioma y a menudo comparten las mismas tradiciones escribi el periodista

Raymond Bonner. Tras varias generaciones de matrimonios interraciales, las diferencias

fsicas los tutsi son esbeltos, y los hutus, ms bajos y gruesoshan desaparecido a tal

grado que los ruandeses ya no suelen estar seguros de si alguien es hutu o tutsi.

Segregation: The New York Timescomenta: Los polticos han tratado vez tras vez de

fomentar los temores a la otra etnia y la lealtad a la propia; en el caso de los hutus, para

conservar las riendas del gobierno; en el de los tutsis, para conseguir la adhesin al frente

rebelde.

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