Reasons Why I Glad To Live In America

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I’m glad to live in America because we have more freedoms than any other country We’re less harsh than other country when it comes to consequences for your actions. We have better resources here like a cleaner water supply. The last reason is there is less disease, better medications, and doctors to take care of our health problems. These are just some of the reasons why i’m glad to live in America. We have many freedoms like freedom of speech, religion, and press. I’d be willing to fight for all of our rights because I wouldn’t only be fighting for my rights and my freedom i’d be fighting for everyone else's too. One freedom that I completely agree with is the right to bear arms. If someone were to come into your house during the night how

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