First things first, I would like to
say happy Veteran’s Day to all of the veterans out there that have served in
the United States military so that we, as civilians, can be safe and have the
freedoms that we have today. After reading this article I can see how this
topic could go both ways. There needs to be some set limits so people don’t just
go around shooting other people and then say they were a threat just as an
excuse to shoot someone with no real reason. But then again, by the time you
can get hard evidence it may already be too late and could put the lives of
people in jeopardy. I couldn’t imagine having to make that kind of decision
knowing that if I make the wrong one other people’s lives could be put in
danger including my own. Or if I make the wrong decision, knowing that I could
be dishonorably discharged from the military and put in jail for a decision
that I made trying to keep those around me and those that I love same.
The
second part of the blog, citizenship is a duty not a privilege. I believe that
they say this because it talks about how it will require dedicated efforts and
that the efforts may lead to discomfort and suffering on some citizens. So even
though being a citizen is awesome and we have our freedoms and rights. Some
people had to suffer for us to get us to where we are today.
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