My Declaration Of Freedom

Most countries are created by the people who live on the land, only one race consists in these countries; countries like Spain, Germany, Ireland, and many other countries all around our world. Yet in the 1400s an English explorer named Christopher Columbus. This land, discovered by the English and already inhabited by the Native Americans, was created into the country we have today. Yet, throughout the years of creating this country more then just natives and English, many foreign people raced across the Atlantic to be apart of the country, to experience freedom and equality that was a guarantee, no matter what your situation. Unfortunately, the people judged and some disappointing events occurred in our history; these events repeat their selves, as our country gets older. Today, in the 21st century, we still have many …show more content…
I was just required to remember it and put my right hand over my heart; now that I am older I understand what the pledge really means, the pledge is our devotion to the country and, our silent thank you to the troops. The troops who fight for our freedom, to reassure our safety in this country; they even go as far to help other countries create their own freedom; the American troops deserve all of the credit to our country, sure the politicians do a nice job, but the dedication to our country the troops provide is unbelievable, they are brave enough to die for the citizens of our country, the ones they don 't even know. Our pledge is our way to saying thank you for the all of the past, present, and future troops; it is also a thank you to the brilliant politicians, every now and then we get a politician that knows just how great certain laws or ideas can be for our country. Really, it what way we mean our pledge to the flag, should determine what it means to be a true