Taking Our Freedom for Granted

Our country dealing with our freedom as our country is built on the idea of ​​liberty. Freedom and freedom, freedom of people who wish to believe, freedom to express these beliefs with others. By carefully studying what the author expressed in this historical period, I discovered that respect for freedom is greater. Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Payne are familiar names of American high school students. But since those principles are not well known, I am shocked to know that I have never read most of the works made by these people before laying the foundation for this country's belief system It was.

In today's America, freedom does not mean what you did in the past. Most of us think freedom is natural. We can not blame ourselves. As an American, I was born to give us freedom, mainly to the age group of 18 to 30 years old. Even if you got it yourself when you got something, that does not mean anything to you. I believe that someone can throw us into prison or throw a bomb on my head, believe that I can walk and walk on the street, I wake up every day. We have these freedoms for the people who die for our country and will die happily. Our soldiers are the backbones of our military super powers and they continue to sacrifice their lives to protect our freedom. You may think that we are endorsing them, but do we really show them the support and appreciation they deserve? The perfect example of this loss of appreciation can be seen at our university The irony is our higher education.

Many Americans who live here sometimes take our freedom as a matter of course and treat them as a profit. Especially freedom of speech. Freedom of speech is therefore often used as an excuse for hatred, criticism, expression of hatred, harm of emotions, and simply ignorance or laziness. I am not saying that the United States is perfect and the best country, but we have no flaws or problems, but compared with many other countries, here it is very easy. Can you stand up for 15 seconds a day to stand up and recognize your country when you are really in need or doing it? Again, COMMON COURTESY. It's not like getting up and resting every hour. Well, why do you live here, like those who say "If we do not mean this, why should we say that?" If you truly love your country, if you appreciate your country and even admit it, why is there a problem?