Personal Narrative: Government Injustice

I am no longer one of the people in the darkness. I have escaped the delusion. Through the pain in my

I am from the United States of America, where the power originates from the people

Everyone has heard of the backseat drive, or the armchair quarterback, and at some point in our lives, we have all acted as the unelected politician. I have decided that since I now have a decent sized soapbox, I might as well hop on and get to talking. Who better to fix the worlds problems than a movie theater manager right?

Waking up with a shudder. Body convulsing. Inhaling the chilled fresh air. As it fills my lungs I open my eyes once again and blink as they adjust to a room, it is so eerily familiar. Blinding white. The hum of neon lights ringing in my ears as I lay clamped down to the coroner's table, shivering cold. The ringing however, does not last long, as from a loudspeaker in the corner of the room emerges and automated female voice," Congratulations citizen 74689TVC you have been resurrected by your ever loving and benevolent government. Next time, please do remember that intentional extermination is not permitted nor supported. If you desire to be exterminated, please present your application form to your local branch." The

Privilege breaks down into many subtitles, there is family privileges, social privileges, individual privilege etc. I considered myself being so privilege with my family, they had sacrificed so much for me to be where I am today. As the unique child of a single mom I can not regret anything about my childhood or my adolescence life inside my home. But there is a contrast there with the social privileges, as immigrant I can said that my social privileges in this country are not the same that I would have in my homeland. There I was judge by my work not by who I am. I considered not being myself not being privilege in this country. There is people who had been through worst experience than the ones that I had. But If I'm going to talk personally

It was the year of 2017, and America was on the brink of a new era. From the rural farmlands to the urban cities, the shockwaves of a recent event still rippled. An event so unthinkable, not even Albert Einstein could have considered it. An event so ruinous, many never even dared to contemplate it transpiring.

To describe America as a hideous wilderness, however, is to envisage it as another field for the exercise of power. This violent image expresses a need to mobilize energy, postpone immediate pleasures, and rehearse the perils and purposes of the community.

“If we continue to develop our technology without wisdom or prudence, our servant may prove to be our executioner.” Theses dark and foreboding words from U.S. Army General Omar Bradley serve as solemn reminder of the impact that modern technology has had on war and how we wage it. But Bradley was referring to the controversy revolving around nuclear weapons in the nineteen-fifties. In world of today; however, the controversy lies in the use of drones. These remotely controlled planes can be used to spy and, most questionably, to kill. Some argue that these drones save American lives by separating the soldier from the battlefield. Others say that this separation will lead to an unrealistic view of war and its consequences. Regardless of how they shape the world, new technologies like the drone will continue to mold the concept of war in the modern era.

Immigrants made this country and without them, we wouldn’t be where we are today. We must look at them positively and respectfully because they are the foundation to our success. In the short amount of time, we have been the grand country known as the United States of America, we have accomplished more than our European counterparts who have been in existence for far longer than us. We are a nation that can attribute its conception to the settlement of colonies that broke the chains held by oppressive Great Britain. Our very spirit commenced from the thirst for freedom and opportunity and that is the symbol of our country as the - land of the free and the home of the brave. So individuals that migrate to the United States seek

I finally have the strength to stand up, while leaning on a heavy rock. All around me are these green vines slashing at my face as I walk. One minute I’m staring out the window of an aeroplane, the next, struggling to breathe with smoke levels increasing, inside a broken jet. I must have passed out with the on and off condition that I have and all. Now, I don’t even know how to relax and just keep moving, hoping to see some human flesh. I look in all directions and faintly see the open sea. I see that I’m isolated in a creepy jungle, in nowhere. I just wish right now I was with my amazing aunty and in that delicious, sweet shop that she works in. Mmmmm… Sweets! I begin to daydream but then realise where I am and whinge. I’m quite exhausted

When talking about drones- I think it’s safe to say we all have different perceptions of what drones are and how they’re used based on how we are first introduced to them. Others can see them as a technology invention used to take jaw dropping landscapes from places we can’t reach, to others thinking it’s an invention that we can possibly use in the future to drop off items bought online in front of your house or to other individuals, drones can used for warfare purposes, as a defense or as a surveillance against other enemies. Drones popularity and interest has increasingly grown through the years, as it has been a work in progress for quite some time beginning to be created and intended to be used as a weapon used in previous wars and then on to becoming a device that allows others to use for different purposes. Based by the scholarly articles, newspapers, book pages, and journals collected- it has shown both negative and positive aspects of drone usage and how it may affect the future.

This is the main problem that people have with drones and this is the main problem that is holding them back from being able to be fully enveloped by society. Laws however have slowly allowed drones to creep into the U.S., “Congress recently instructed the Federal Aviation Administration to open up the skies to more domestic use of the pilotless aircraft by private citizens and law enforcement. This, we're told in the urgent tones of Paul Revere on his famous ride, is the first step toward a dystopian surveillance state overseen by a ubiquitous drone air force. Nothing will be hidden from the watchful eye of the drone”(Lowry). Drones are weapons that are used according to the good or bad intentions of the user and the ability the user has on that drone. Prevention attempts, however, have limited the use of these drones that have been used domestically by the people themselves. Prevention attempts have limited the airspace that the drones can fly in due to “no-fly zones” that cities have put up to avoid these so called privacy violations, “Charlottesville, Va., had become the first city in the country to pass a ‘no-drone zone’ resolution” (Mulrine). Many cities have put up this similar “no-drone zone”, which prohibits drones to be able to fly over that designated area. They are slowly being pushed out of this country before they can fully be integrated to their full potential. It goes with the saying “don't judge a

And then all of a sudden, the lights are on, the curtain is open, and my voice is the only sound.  Steps follow behind me and I’m not alone anymore. My hands are no longer sticky and my voice is loud and calm. No tremor as I feared I would have.  My mind is quiet and I’m relieved of the worries and fears that life provides in moments of weakness

When this happened to me I was really upset and confused I wanted to buy chips and they thought I was stealing them. They handled it the wrong way accusing me of something I hadn't done. They should've instead done something else like make sure if I actually stole but no they jumped into conclusions all over something I didn't do well you can imagine how I felt.

The transformation of drones in the military to the civilian world is becoming a controversial topic throughout the U.S. Many American’s worry it will interfere on our privacy and freedom we are promised in the Constitution and 4th amendment because drones pose a threat and danger to our safety. The engineers of drones are increasing their intelligence and enabling drones to think on their own. This is a heated debate and I disagree with the use of drones being used in the civilian world and policing industry as a means to spy and survey Americans.