argument in response to rebuttal

Canada's current government encourages the revitalization and popularity of Aboriginal languages. “The current government of Canada approved the indigenous languages act. The mission of this program is to restore and become fluent in these languages” (CBC news, 2023). When these Aboriginal languages are restored, they have more opportunities to learn, express, and use these Aboriginal languages. When they use these languages for a long time, they will become more proficient in using these languages, and then they will remember them more deeply. Moreover, their descendants also have a suitable environment to learn these languages. In this way, the language can be easily popularized. Therefore, the current Canadian government is actually encouraging the revitalization and popularity of Aboriginal languages. The background of this picture is that Canada once established residential schools, and then many Aboriginal students were tortured, and some even died as a result. The current Canadian government is aware of the harm caused by residential schools and has apologized, compensated, and improved the learning environment of Aboriginal children and improved their human rights under the call of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. In this picture, the photographer deliberately arranged the distance between the three people from the camera. Often the person closest to the camera feels more important to the reader, while the person further away from the camera is less important. The person closest to the camera is former Prime Minister Harper. He lowered his head and closed his eyes seriously, indicating that in his opinion, residential schools torture students too cruelly, and he feels special as the leader of Canada. Heartbroken and ashamed. The person farthest from the camera should be the Aboriginal leader because he is wearing Aboriginal clothing and his head is raised higher than that of the Canadian Prime Minister. This shows that he hopes that Aboriginal people can truly be respected by the Canadian government. He will also consider some policies that will benefit Aboriginal people, such as allowing them to speak Aboriginal languages and learn Aboriginal culture.