Personal Statement: My Vision For America

I believe in America. Here, Freedom rings, opinions run rapid and we are brave. That being said, in an ideal world there would most definitely be room for improvement. This country is not what our founding fathers envisioned two hundred twenty eight years ago. My vision for America would be complete equality, complete acceptance, and for everyone to be grateful for what they have, instead of worrying about what they do not. My vision for America includes that all education be mandatory, so our country has to grow instead of having the opportunity to sink. Employment priority such as retired veterans, and those injured required for all businesses. What we have to face is that we are all in this together. We should all love each other, and welcome our military persons home. Americans should work vigorously to conserve natural resources. Our founding fathers created this country knowing that we could maintain ourselves if needed. America depends on other countries for supplies, money, and resources. Becoming lazy has become the …show more content…
Honest public officials, and not phony jokers. I love my country and wish it nothing but goodness and prosperity. My vision for America is honesty, no unnecessary violence and that young children will remain children, instead of trying to become parents themselves. American citizens will take responsibility for their actions and steer away from the bad crowds. My vision for America is to have the cure for all cancer(s), for science to be furthered and for there to be no gangs or the use of unprescribed medication. Anyone can go on about their vision for America, although it is not going to serve a purpose if no one is attacking the problem and coming up with a solution. Our country has had positive things happen, and negative things happen. Our accountability is an reoccurring underlying issue. Americans are worried about surface things, while we should be worried about the root of the