American Heroes

Every child has a hero even adult have heroes. My hero is Captain America, but others put their faith in just normal people. Well, these “heroes” are far from normal, they just do not have super powers. These worshiped people are usually the outcome of a crazy transformation, doing too much of something they were not supposed to, and/or being famous already and being “normal”. I do not care for these “hero” figures. Heroes should be people who have really done something, like war heroes, good old fashioned superheroes, and people who really make a positive impact on society. My son’s grandfather is a World War II veteran, and I would consider him a hero. There are very few World War II veterans left, but they all deserve the utmost respect and praise; they are true heroes. They fought hard for freedom, that so many take advantage of. Not just World War II veterans, but anyone who has ever served. These people were taken from their family and friends to watch too many of their fellow team members die and be injured and they themselves also be injured and/or killed. These are the kind of people who deserve to be called heroes. Superheroes have been around forever. Children have idolized them, pretended to be them, and adored them since …show more content…
deserve to be recognized. It is crazy to me that people are being praised for things like going against the law to get their way or to prove a point, making sin so accepted just to avoid hurting people’s feelings, and making it where people who didn’t work hard or as hard as people who do work hard get the same rewards because it’s “fair”. I don’t even want to watch the news or read a magazine anymore due to the things going on with these so-called “heroes”. Everyone has their own opinion and they are entitled to it, but that does not mean I have to agree with the reason these people are being