The Importance Of My Responsibility To America

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My responsibility to America is that, I want to wake up with the rights that our veterans had fought for. To have the right to pledge my allegiance to the flag, everyday in school. My responsibilities to America is to keep living with the rights I have, and to know that we’re not under enemy control or dodging bullets on our American soil.

To keep living and not to worry a day’s chance when we have to be concern about our rights because, we know that we have many, many men out there to defend America. Their responsibilities is to protect and serve America. Ours are to support each other, and to do it with our given individual rights that which had been fought for.

There are days when American citizens question about, “why do we have to fight?” or “will there ever be world peace?” To make peace, we would
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We may have power but, this power is scary enough to make an immediate cease-fire. Other countries however, will never back down, as they love their home as much as us Americans do to. Each side fighting for the same cause, as to do it with their responsibilities for their homeland.

Just like in WWII, Adolf Hitler had a big amount of responsibility to Germany and his Nazis. He fought long and hard, just to make his homeland great again. He successfully did, as was recognized to be a great leader, great speaker, and an outstanding strategist. Trump is trying to do the same, since his responsibilities are to make America, his home, great again.

Presidents to the Supreme Rulers, all have responsibilities to take care, and it’s not easy. Everything they do, comes with great risks and sacrifices. That is why we look up to them for advice and wisdom. They’ve done so much to achieve this high of ranking that, not any citizen can. Being a president of something means, you done something great and were elected by popular demand of votes. Each vote counts, which slowly allows them to get closer to achieve their

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