People say “America is the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave” for instance, in Africa, America is a land where opportunities can be caught and be held onto. For example, I dreamed about coming to America to go to college and have a good career where I don't have to worry about money and expenses. Moreover, when my cousin went to school in Africa she finished high school level and wanted to attend college in America because the career she's interested in is not in Africa. America and Africa education level are genuinely not that different it's just America method of teaching is more effective, unlike Africa where most of the teachers care about their paycheck and not the student's' education. But can you really agree with “America
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For example, the First Amendment considered: the right to freedom of speech, press, and religion. Equally important in the White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders struck back at ESPN host Jemele Hill for referring to President Trump as a “white supremacist,” calling the comment “outrageous” and saying she should lose her job does it make sense to have someone lose their job because they wanted to share their open like the first amendment stated or is it the fact that it's the “President” that the whole first amendment is abolish. Henceforth, the 8th Amendment Forbids exorbitant bails and fines and ( punishment that is unusual or cruel). Focusing mostly on the punishment I feel this goes with the topic of freedom too because will our citizens feel that our brutal policemen are free from this law because sometimes police officers have had impossible events occurred around them leaving them in a tiger mouth yet they always find a way to escape before the tiger close his mouth without a tiny scratch on them. Is it okay to say just because they escaped the consequences that they're free or is the law working around them not against them because they're apart of the law. Briefly, freedom is what you consider it or what you fight for because you know how you should be treated as to be considered
For example, the First Amendment considered: the right to freedom of speech, press, and religion. Equally important in the White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders struck back at ESPN host Jemele Hill for referring to President Trump as a “white supremacist,” calling the comment “outrageous” and saying she should lose her job does it make sense to have someone lose their job because they wanted to share their open like the first amendment stated or is it the fact that it's the “President” that the whole first amendment is abolish. Henceforth, the 8th Amendment Forbids exorbitant bails and fines and ( punishment that is unusual or cruel). Focusing mostly on the punishment I feel this goes with the topic of freedom too because will our citizens feel that our brutal policemen are free from this law because sometimes police officers have had impossible events occurred around them leaving them in a tiger mouth yet they always find a way to escape before the tiger close his mouth without a tiny scratch on them. Is it okay to say just because they escaped the consequences that they're free or is the law working around them not against them because they're apart of the law. Briefly, freedom is what you consider it or what you fight for because you know how you should be treated as to be considered