My American Freedom

"I pledge my allegiance to the republic it represents and loyalty to an indivisible country that provides freedom and justice to all people" (Mauro, Chapter 1). This was the first promise to the United States on 12 October 1892 to mark the 400 year memory of Columbus trip (Mauro, Chapter 1). This effort is now part of all school systems that are bound by many sports events and are posted in various places in the United States. Since then, this commitment has been declared: "I swear that it is inseparable, free and justice for the American flag and the republic it represents, for everyone under God."

The American flag is a symbol of freedom and is important to me. The American flag represents the freedom of my religion. This also represents freedom to elect a government leader when I am big enough. Finally, the American flag represents my freedom to choose my own lifestyle. These things are very important to our country. Our freedom of religion is what we must thank. It does not force you to worship what you do not want, but allows you to choose which religion we want to be. Therefore, US citizens can not participate if they do not want to participate. Religious freedom is part of freedom and our national flag symbolizes that we should appreciate possession. This is an important part of our freedom

I am proud to be an American because of my freedom, especially freedom of speech. I have the freedom to state my own ideas, make my own decisions, and have the freedom to share opinions. In our country there is no dictatorship of monarchy, I am sending my daily life in my decision and choice. I have the right to protest the problem I think is unfair and I think it is my own people. This country gives us the freedom to basically do what we want, wearing what we want, saying what we want.

As you can see, there are many ways to define freedom. Since America Independence Day, many of my American compatriots celebrate their freedom. Many members of the self-advancing and conscious community today talk about the countless problems of the country and why the collective definition of freedom in American society is not applied to them. I agree with many critics' opinions from a global perspective, but it is foolish not to acknowledge what we are doing well in this field.

American lifestyle always includes freedom to talk freely. Without it, most of the other freedom that Americans enjoyed will be less useful or obsolete. But the problem that many people find in freedom of speech is that everyone must possess it, even if that person challenges them. This mutual respect is the foundation for forming citizen's debate, the country, and even the debate in the nations.