Does the American dream still exist?

The US economy is improving through many measures. But the economic performance on paper and how it feels can be two very different stories. This week we are reporting on the market - Edison survey asking people opinion poll: How will the economy affect you? More than 1,000 respondents answered questions about their economic instability, employment security, student debt, and their perception of American dreams. As we asked, here are some answers.

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American dreams Everyone is not dreaming of America. You must believe that there is something to live for. For most people, this dream of American dreams includes fun, equality and freedom. My view on America's dream: All citizens will enjoy equality, freedom and joy of life. You can have a good job to maintain yourself and your family. If someone can achieve their dreams, then others will help them realize their dreams. People will receive as much education as possible. People will make better choices. This is the explanation of my American dream.

I do not think everyone has American dreams. America 's dream is that everyone has an equal opportunity to achieve happiness and economic, spiritual, and physical stability. American dreams can not exist in everyone, because some people have better chances than others. Like those who emigrate from Mexico, they do not have American dreams as those who live here. Or, since someone's parents can benefit more than others, the welfare of children and parents will decline. Some people are growing in poverty, others are growing in the wealth. It depends on what kind of parent you have. For example, if the parent is in prison and you are not at home but not at home, he or she can not get the same opportunity as a parent with good work and stable income.

Because poor people and poor people can pursue American dreams, I think that everyone in America has dreams. There are other cultural factors such as family composition, the type of education you can buy, your treatment, and your performance. These are examples I think irrelevant. I believe that having rights to life, liberty, happiness and opportunity is all the elements of American dreams. My American dream is happy, I help other people find their favorite opportunities, I own a house and family. Martin Luther King Jr. wants the people to think about what I said in "I am making a speech for a dream." My favorite is "I am dreaming today, I dream that all the valleys are high, all the hills go down, rough places will be flat and the places of the curves will be straight.