地道美語聽力播客816: 尋求庇護(hù)所（雙語）

Julie: The government is out to get me. I feel like I don’t have any real freedom and everything I do is being monitored. 
朱莉：政府會找我麻煩，我感覺沒有真正的自由，我做的任何事都被監(jiān)視著。
Ed: Maybe you should move to another country. 
艾德：也許你應(yīng)該到另一個國家。
Julie: I guess that’s one solution. 
朱莉：我想這是個解決辦法。
Ed: Yes, you should seek asylum in another country. 
艾德：是的，你應(yīng)在能在另一個國家尋求庇護(hù)。
Julie: Become a refugee? I’m not sure I want to do that. 
朱莉：成為一個難民？我不確定自己要那樣做。
Ed: Well, if you feel like you’re being persecuted, you should look for other options. 
艾德：如果你感覺自己正在被迫害，你應(yīng)該尋求其他選擇。
Julie: That seems a little extreme. 
朱莉：迫害說的有點極端了。
Ed: People who are being treated unfairly because of their political opinions or religious beliefs have the option to emigrate. 
艾德：因為政見不同或者宗教信仰不同，而遭遇不公平待遇的人有權(quán)利去移民。
Julie: I’m not sure I’d go that far. 
朱莉：不確定我會去移民。
Ed: I urge you to think about it. Other countries have resettlement programs for refugees and not every country will have reached their quota yet this year. You might still find a country that will take you. 
艾德：我勸你還是好好想想。別國針對難民有一些重新安置項目計劃，今年并不是所有國家都能兌現(xiàn)他們的避難名額。
Julie: I didn’t say that I wanted to renounce my citizenship. I was just letting off steam. 
朱莉：我不是說想要放棄國籍，只是宣泄一下情緒。
Ed: That’s the problem with you young people these days. You have no follow-through, and no courage of your convictions. You all need to man up! 
艾德：當(dāng)今的年輕人都有這樣的問題。你沒有后續(xù)的行動，也沒有堅定信念的勇氣。你需要拿出勇氣、果敢一點。