In my English class at Capital High School, we recently read the book Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, and we discussed whether freedom is really free. Freedom is the ability to do what you want , but limites. These limits can varies from person to person. We as civilians should fight against government policies that will restrict our freedoms. All we need is to free ourself from the limitation
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Do we really have the freedom to speech what we feel. Well states started label some texts illegal because they were profane. In the book fahrenheit 451 beatty states¨ we must be all alike¨but in the first amendment it says that we have the freedom to do what we want. But freedom comes with a price tag. Such as risking their lives to make this country free. But yet we take it for granted. Freedom can cause pain,suffering and, violence.
In north korea people don't have freedoom. North Korea has a constitution nominally protects religious freedom ,as long as it is not to harm the state or the social order. However North Korea dictator still find ways around the the law. North Korea is kind of the same as fahrenheit 451. They are both dystopia place. With limited freedom. Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 serves as a warning tale. What the world could be like if we don’t protect our freedom of
Do we really have the freedom to speech what we feel. Well states started label some texts illegal because they were profane. In the book fahrenheit 451 beatty states¨ we must be all alike¨but in the first amendment it says that we have the freedom to do what we want. But freedom comes with a price tag. Such as risking their lives to make this country free. But yet we take it for granted. Freedom can cause pain,suffering and, violence.
In north korea people don't have freedoom. North Korea has a constitution nominally protects religious freedom ,as long as it is not to harm the state or the social order. However North Korea dictator still find ways around the the law. North Korea is kind of the same as fahrenheit 451. They are both dystopia place. With limited freedom. Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 serves as a warning tale. What the world could be like if we don’t protect our freedom of