Land of the Oppressed, Home of the Cowards

"People who can abandon the freedom needed to gain a little temporary security should not be free or safe." - Benjamin Franklin. We live in the era when the government invaded the private life of the citizen under the name of security. Ironically, anyone who shows Paranoia's hints at government monitoring and confidentiality is automatically marked as a conspiracy theorist or someone else. In the United States, people do not seem to believe that our government erroneously or intentionally infringes our rights.

United States: Free land, brave hometown. If we see that the United States is in the great era of the Golden Age, we all know that it is this free land. There is no repressive, stubborn, greedy law, it interferes with our behavior. But this independence is not one time. It happened for hundreds of years. The United States continues to be a country struggling for people who believe in, and it all starts from the golden age of independence. In 1754, the United States held a war between France and India in 1754. In 1774, the United States slowly but surely occupied the fair leader's legal status from the sea to the shining ocean. That independence is not easy, many people die for their fortress, but for a valuable cause.

For centuries, this was neither my American nor the United States. America is a real 'brave house', not 'cowardly coward'. It is managed by cowards now, but most of us who are "people and people" in the United States are brave. Prove this with our ballot box in our vote and our sympathy for those married

Male jealousy can go back to ancient times. I always expect that I have the courage to protect the country, family and family. However, modern cockroaches can not enter under the same umbrella. To prove their worth, people should not fight other men. However, this does not mean that no cowards exist. There are some cowards who will help you stay away from them.

America has long paved the way for cowards. When we exercised Japanese Americans during the Second World War, the United States adopted a timid approach (Nazi · Germany was obviously evil but because we have hardly participated, we are cowardly Almost solved the approach). When we developed the national monitoring plan after the September 11 incident, the United States adopted a meanless approach. When we declare freedom to all men, bind black people and deprive women from voting rights, the United States leaves the way of cowardly.