Students describe ‘What freedom means to me’

Everyone has his own idea of ​​what freedom means. Some people exercise freedom of religion, freedom of travel or freedom of choice in choosing a profession. The freedom I use everyday is freedom of education.

Our founder is planning to give us the opportunity to justify this country and not to be offered by other countries. We celebrate this year by illuminating the blue sky of the country on July 4 every year since 1776 every year. Also sing the national anthem in all sports events, express pride, put a flag in the classroom, express loyalty at least once a week.

We have warriors to protect this country, our rights, and the whole country. Since we recognize that this government is inequitable, we are fighting against the UK for our independence. Sadly, I am not doing anything worth doing except to be born in the United States and to keep the laws. I am accepted into this great country and I appreciate this.

I do not know what our soldiers experienced in the war. All I know is the treasure that we gave to the sacrifice we did. Some people choose to exploit the privileges they give. I personally choose to enjoy the profits I give.

We are a strong country that provides rich opportunities and privileges to people. I can not list a small part of it. Not all of us know the things we own and we have a lot of power to profit from it. It would be difficult to imagine what it would be like without all of these rights we think natural. If all of us really appreciate what we have, this country will be called the Thanksgiving Land.

Liberty is what your future will do for yourself, to accomplish what you desire, to live the life that you desire, and finally to live in a land with liberty and courage . home!

Brandy Anderson is an 8th grade student at Warner Christian College in Daytona Beach, Florida and is the winner of the AMVETS Post 911 "What It Means" essay contest. In the Hannite Freedom concert held in Orlando, Florida in August 2010, Brandi and his family served as a guest of Liberty League. It is free. What a wonderful sentence. It is a gift for us. We are the eldest of American citizens. Freedom has a very special meaning to me. I know how much it costs for liberty. It is not without high cost. All other men, women and children settle down every evening as other Americans have arranged their lives for them at some point. I know this because I lost my father in Iraq on May 2, 2004. He was sent from a navy sailor to help rebuild the country. When their camp was forced, he was killed with his six comrades. I will never forget the day when the navy's chief and pastor appeared on my front door.

Getting freedom is wonderful. I thank all those who fought or fought for my freedom. They fight for my rights. So, when someone asks me to me what freedom means, I answer that freedom is my future, freedom is my family's struggle, and freedom means everything to me for me. - Charlie Bayeswood

What does freedom mean to me? Freedom means having the right to do what you like. This is how the dictionary explains freedom. Pope John Paul II said: "All generations of Americans do not have the freedom to do what we like, but that we have the right to do what we do We need to know. "Many people in the country do not have the freedom we think is natural. If people know how lucky they are, they will respect the veterans more and will provide them with more support. So, think about it, you are unhappy, think about those adults with those children who just feel sick for themselves and have no freedom.