The Importance Of Violence In Fixing America

What has America come to? Although the articles, “We’re No.1(1)!” written by Thomas Friedman, and the article “Violence is Who We Are,” by Steven Crichley, have different overall subjects, they have a similar arguments. The world isn’t as great as it used to be, we are lacking good leadership, and we happily invite wrong doings into our lives.

Violence in America America is a violent nation. Many people think that America is full of freedom and democracy. Do these people actually see what happens in America? Do they see the violence in schools, the crime in our society? Most likely, no, these people have loosely seen our society, the violence and the frauds that plague America's history as well as the present.

We are all unequal, therefore, build an unequal society, but not together, but superiors are responsible for building it; those belonging to the elite. In the approach taken by the author of Inequality & violence in the U.S. the capitalist system, makes us see the dark side of society, distinguishing the types of violence in the author 's opinion, they are worrying. Violence is closely linked to economic inequalities, ethnic or gender caused in most cases by a capitalist and militarist system exacerbated.

Based on Barack Obama “We know we can’t stop every act of violence, every act of evil in the world, but maybe we could try to stop one act of evil, one act of violence”. This means that we might not be able to stop all the violence but we could try to stop it. Gun control should be enforced because a lot of people that are mentally unstable get guns really easy, people use it to kill people instead of using it to protect themselves, and the terrorist will get weaker.

Even though France did not join just to help the new world, they stepped in as a revenge for past wars that did not turned so good for them against the British Empire. Although The battle of Saratoga was not that violent and it surely did not had the most casualties of all the battles in the revolutionary war, we still have to remark the incredible effect it had for the conflict’s

The US National debt approaches 20 trillion dollars, and no large measures are in place to slow its increase. Addressing the debt problem will require the American people to sacrifice either their money, or the promises that the government gave to them. The American people and their government must be responsible and address the debt problem now, before it becomes unmanageable in the future.

December 14,2012 was a historic day being the deadliest mass shooting in a school and third deadliest mass shooting by a single person in U.S history. 20- year old Adam Lanza shot 20 children ages between 6 and 7 as well as six staffs at Sandy Hook Elementary School. The incident left americans raged and furious with public opinions for a stricter gun controls.President Barack Obama came into press at the White House and give words of emotions and honoring the victims of the tragedy. At a point Obama claim “ It gets me mad”, as he promised the nations that there will be a reform making it almost unaccessible for guns to the public. Ever since those words of sorrow to comfort the American society, four years later there have been 205 school shootings in the country. It remain unpromising of Obama words, and with republican presidential-elect Donald Trump who favor the second amendment, it is highly likely the killing of childrens in a learning environment will come to an end. Conservative gun-rights advocates Robert Levy will take a stance that if school staffs are arm children can be protected, despite not acknowledging the clumsiness of some adults and curiosity of children finding out what happen if they pull the trigger. In a leftist perspective, former New York Times reporter and Harvard Medical school graduate, Elisabeth Rosenthal, will urge for a stricter gun laws as more guns lead to more homicide proving statistically. Agreeing with Rosenthal, It is my believe that

In the United States alone, Muslims make up at least 1% of the population; which is 3.3 million people (Pew Research,2015). Since America is noted as a free and accepting country, any individual from outside the U.S, would easily come to the conclusion that all Muslims in every corner of the United States are being treated the same as everyone else. That is, unfortunately, not true; Attacks and discriminatory actions have become common in the lives of some Muslim adolescents that are currently living in the United States. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, discrimination against Muslims (predominantly adolescents) have wildly increased, and more Americans (typically older) are becoming anti-Muslim. Anyone can simply view this as normal since

Structural violence is a big factor in American History. I would even go as far as saying the country that I live in was built on, and is ran by structural violence. In terms of race, politics, our justice system, and even our schools are all structured one way or another by some type of systematic violence. I do not believe that violence neccesarily has to be physical harm. It can be psycological, emotional, and even systematic harm. By systematic harm, I mean specifically in our justice and economic systems. The phrase "The poor just get poorer while the rich get richer" is a great example of systematic violence in my opinion. As a nation we tend to turn our shoulder to the visual and physical evidence that the police are targeting African

Fixing America. One heck of a thing. Many problems of America reflect upon most of the world, some on just America. We will focus on both in this essay.

For years America has been known as the most powerful nation in the world. However, today, many people can agree that America has been losing that title due to a number of reasons. Gun violence, police brutality, racism, and economic problems. These are just a few of the reasons that America has gone downhill. Now the question is can America go back to being the most powerful country in the world?

Have you ever thought of ways to stop violence? Some of the many things that cause violence are mass shootings. Another thing that cause violence are murders. Gun control is very important to violence because some people are not allowed to have guns but people still sell them to them. Violence happens all over the world and it can be changed by just not doing bad things or just don’t try anything that you know you cab get in trouble for. Violence needs to stop so the world can be a better place.

Finally, Mack, a wealthy white man with a great job, faces violence when his car breaks down in an unsafe neighborhood. Stranded at night in the middle of a dangerous area, a gang of black men attempt to carjack Mack. The gang threatened Mack’s life with a gun if he disobeyed what they ordered him to do. Before leaving, the man with the gun asks Simon, “Are you asking me a favor as a sign of respect or are you asking me a favor cause I got the gun?” This illustrates how in America, violence is used to gain what you want, no matter how it affects other people. Furthermore, the man carrying the gun was wearing a jacket with ‘USA’ written on the back. Referencing the fact that violence is present in America because the one with the gun is the

Violence has affected people a lot ever since the beginning of the world. Innocent people suffer because of other people's actions and decisions. Violence shouldn't be an option for people because it affects others, doesn't solve anything, and can be avoided.

A bubbly Filipina once cracked a joke that the classy DKNY has a different twist among Filipinos. “We are DKNY. Not Donna Karan in New York but Dakilang Katulong in New York (The Heroic Helper in New York),” she said. We laughed. There’s the classic putting-ourselves-down-again!