Essay On Government Rights In America

America is known as a free country, a country where everything is allowed, a country that promises rights, but it seems as if the country's government is taking over control and taking away those rights of ours. It seems as if in today's society the U.S. government is taking over more and more, and even taking away things from us. This country doesn't really feel like a free country at all sometimes. America’s government is very corrupt, they loathe in money, they take away our rights that were promised to us, and they don't care about the number of lives they are sending into war.
As we all can agree, America runs on money, and money is an equivalent to power. The economy allows the rich to pay less tax money than those living in second class and that many people buy their way into power. The Washington Post informs us that richer people usually do not have to pay as much money on taxes than lower class people. “People who make more money devote a higher share of their income to federal income taxes than …show more content…
The government controls the country, controlling the people who are their puppets. The United States of America has long ago created the 10 Amendments, now since then they have added and subtracted many of them. Our rights as citizens of this country have been getting demolished by this countries leaders. For example, the new gun law has many people outraged. The President thinks that guns are the cause on all of the school shootings and mass murders, when it really isn’t the gun, yet the people pulling the trigger. Healthy minded citizens need firearms as a way of protection from harm. Guns can be very dangerous overall, especially if they are put in the wrong hands. There indeed should be stricter gun control laws but we should not ban firearms completely. Our rights as American citizens should never go away, if they say this is a free country then they should let it be a free