Why Be An Honorable Citizen

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Why is it important to be Honorable Citizen?
Can I offer you a perfect solution for the problem of country's economy and problems? Can I provide to a perfect country where everyone has perfect living conditions? No and no. To create a perfect country we would need to be perfect and unite. There are many people out there who needs clothes, are homeless and striving with hunger. They didn't choose to be that. The living conditions and the family history tends them to be that. We have so much better life then them. It is important to be an Honorable Citizen and help the people who needs help. We need to be unite and support everyone who needs help. It will make the country better and hopefully one day perfect.

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