Argumentative Essay: What Is America's Right To Freedom?

With the new technology we spew each year, promising us new ways to keep us secure. The everyday user usually does not realize how unprotected their newly purchased appliances really are. More people are getting attacked, scammed, and are being robbed everyday due to the lack of knowledge people have about their appliances. So eventually with people placing their personal info into these accessible and yet vulnerable phones and computers, those same people will get riled up with the amounts of times they have been hacked into and would declare that their government should do something about their unfortunate situation. The real issue isn’t about the accessibility of our private information, but whether or not society is willing to sacrifice …show more content…
But what is freedom? In a country as vast as ours many of our citizens imagine that if only we were in a country where freedom is truly present is when we as a nation will live in peace: if only we were living in complete freedom we’d all be unharmed. And according to poll constructed by Debate.org 67% of the people voted freedom over secutirty. Many of them supported their answer by saying “ To the people that would give their government control of their lives for security, do you realize you're not the only one who's going to have to live in that diseased future? Think about the future generations; I doubt they're going to be happy with this golden cage you've built for them. If we let ourselves be ruled by fear, we've become tools to our governments and NOTHING more. That's NOT that way it should be. We should be the drivers, not the cars. A free society will never fall because we'll have too much to lose if it does. A fear driven society has already lost everything that could ever possibly matter.” (Blogger, Debate.org) It is totally understandable for people fighting for their freedom , but the sad truth is without security, a free country could not form without utter chaos deliberately