Example of Analytical Exposition

Analytical Exposition

Nuclear Weapon for All Nations

 A country not only needs conventional weapons but also nuclear weapons. Nuclear weapons have been created for several years. Some countries like Japan and US have experienced the impact of nuclear weapons. All nations need nuclear weapons to defend themselves when they do not have the capacity in conventional weapons.

            Nuclear weapons serve to defuse international conflicts. Although nuclear weapons are created and accumulated to ensure that a country is in a position to defend itself in war, nuclear weapons actually serve the opposite purpose. Nuclear weapons are one of the biggest reasons that nations do not want to go to war, but instead try to seek and find solutions through negotiations. Nuclear weapons create stability that is described in the doctrine of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD). This term was created during the cold war between the United States and the former Soviet Union. If countries have nuclear weapons, the fighting simply becomes too costly. This is served to defuse conflicts and reduce the possibility of war. In fact, there are people who believe that the Hiroshima bombing helped bring about the end of the Second World War.

            If The United States has the right to own and create nuclear weapons, another country also should be able to. After using them once or twice and seeing the destruction they cause, every country that has them knows how powerful they are. Nuclear weapons cause people to realize they are safe. Also they cause a sense of peace throughout the world because everyone knows that a country will not use them unintentionally. Nuclear Weapons make everyone in the world have to work out their problems peacefully because no one wants the destruction of the world.

            From all of that, having a right of nuclear weapons is absolutely useful for all nations.