Sunday, October 9, 2011

Patriotism

 Patriotism is what this country lives on today. Why does this country need it? It’s our foundation to
survive on. Every body needs to chip in.”My fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.” Not just people in the Armed Forces have to do stuff, you can just do little things to help make us better in religion, support, service, and unity. That’s all the Founding Fathers wanted from us all along.
No one should be lazy. Patriotism is defense in progress. American Citizens have the right to grieve over loved love ones that have pasted. America has pride to have more self confidence and to share with other countries around the world. Pride is one of the reasons America is what it is today. Did Columbus have any pride?  Of he did. He had to because he had to make peace with Native Americans to make clothes, vegetation, and hygiene better.
The Soldiers have freedom to risk their lives for the all American citizens. Every one has to be hard working. The Soldiers have to go through hard core training like boot camp, climbing a wall, crawling under wires, going to shooting ranges, and survival strategies. They have to learn patience and self-discipline.
The Constitutional Rights play a big role in patriotism. The rights are like laws, they help control order. They like restraints, examples are bar restraints, and lap restraints. Rights are what keep balance between good and evil. People should work in unity to keep patriotism flowing. Non one should stop working no matter the circumstances.  The entire world follows the same rules.
There are eight main components to society which are Unity is working together , Service is jobs and other stuff, the Founding Fathers are people who built this country, Support is how people act in unity, Constitutional Rights are like laws/restraints,  American citizens help protect America. Pride is what America strives on. Soldiers risk their lives for the freedom and safety that we have today. America is never incomplete.

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