My Vision for America Imagine a world free from disease, free from hate, free from hunger, with better education, and most importantly free from pollution. Seems impossible doesn’t it, well, that's why I’m considered an optimist. Though faith in humanity is almost gone, through new generations maybe we can re inspire this country. One of my biggest aspirations for this country is for America to be disease free. There have been major advances in the field of medicine. Though it’s hard for scientists, it looks like America will soon be completely drug free and will soon be able to give all it’s citizens vaccinations and cures for ailments. The biggest challenge for America to do but I feel that eventually, with the free health care act, we will be able to accomplish so much. There is so much hate in today's world that it is almost sickening. A child cries in the bathroom over bullies. A girl starves herself because someone called her fat. I feel its sickening we need to stop all this hate and lies. It’s almost impossible nowadays for someone to express themselves without them being weird. Teachers need to actually tell a bully to stop when they see it happening, or even get the bully in trouble. They need to have stricter punishments for bullies. This I feel is one …show more content…
Sad, I know, but this didn’t have to happen there needs to be a way for homeless people to back up after they’ve been knocked down and deserted. I feel like we need to get our priorities straight and instead of trying to help all these third world countries we need to help our own people and get them on their feet before we try and help someone from another country. I know it sounds horrible and selfish but we need to realize that there is hardly anything we can do for those third world countries halfway across the world but there is so much we as a nation can do for our poor and
When you see the homeless what do you think about? Do you see them and feel disgust or are you someone who wonders how and why they are where they are, or maybe, you are one of the few who want to help and who are able to. In the U.S., more than 3.5 million people experience homelessness each year and that number is growing. They are families with little children, people who are trying to escape domestic violence, people with mental illness, veterans who have served our country, and many more. From what I read in Jonathan Kozol’s “Untouchables” city officials in various places are only coming up with short term solutions, that aren’t helping the homeless. City officials are just trying to get rid of the homeless from their cities or area. I think it’s time that more individuals and groups, really gets involved and figure out a way to help those who are already homeless, and stop future people from becoming homeless. We have to come up with ways to help the homeless readjust and get back into the world.
Hi, today I will be presenting my paper to show how I feel about America and our hope for the future. I think that America can potentially be a better place than it is now, but we have some major work to do. Our country has went downhill in the past few years.
Lately, America has been a cruel place. Its suppose to be a place where you make your dreams come true, where you can start over, and where you can accomplish many things. But you can't do these things if America has inequality every where you go. America's inequalities are bad jobs, homelessness, sexism, and racism, I could go on with the wrong in America but all I would be doing is boring you. My vision of America is a place where you don't have any of these inequalities and where you can accomplish everything you've dreamed of.
I feel so bad when I see someone experiencing homelessness. I wish I could help them in any way possible. It could just happened to anyone.
I will show how to do it individually, in a group, and as a nation. You are about to see the facts of racism,bullying,kristallnacht,Holocaust,and more. In my opinion this is a worldwide problem that is very real and needs to be stopped.
Imagine: Losing everything, from your house to your loved one in a matter of months. Having to move from place to place but having nowhere to go and losing yourself all at once. Over 550,000 innocent people -including parents, kids, veterans, etc.- are homeless on any given day.
When our forefathers created this country on hopes and dreams, freedom of speech and, on our rights as human beings. They planned our government following through with all of these. The forefathers envisioned our government would protect our rights. When I think of "My Vision For America" I think of a better, stronger, and smarter government.
Every child dreams about what they want to be when they grow up: every kindergarten class is full of hopeful teachers, nurses, chefs, and astronauts, desperately waiting for the day that they can go out into the real world and be whoever they want to be. However, as these children become teenagers and then young adults, these dreams seem to drift farther and farther away, clouded by pressures of college costs and student debt; and these students’ hopes are cut off just as the whole world should be opening to them. Every country relies on its next generation to take the place of the current one, and to make the country grow and thrive in the future. Educating the next generation of doctors, lawyers,
Though people are uneducated about the problems we have at hand and even some still seem to not care when informed, I still hold out hope. There are people who care, and those people will make a difference because every small difference leads to a bigger difference. “Attitudes are also changing… the thousands of protests against chemical plants and waste incinerators show the extent of concern about the environmental health.” (320-321, When a Billion Chinese Jump). I hold out hope that we can change the global environmental problems we faced and make a difference. Though this won’t be easy to change it won’t be impossible.
Imagine a world in peace. Conceptualize a world without wars, with no fight, with no hardships, with no bullies. Imagine a world of hell and pandemonium, a world where everyday is similar to the holocaust. This is what is in store for us if we continue to bully, People should stop bullying because it could wreck someone's life. “I would rather be a little nobody, than an evil somebody.”
My vision for America is success. The way the world is evolving today has gave us something to look forward to in the world, whether it comes to the advancement in technology, the employment line, and whether it comes down to the education which is the foundation of success.
With our own eyes, we see the homeless. With our ears, we hear the homeless pleading for help. This is not an issue that has arisen in the past year or decade; we as individuals already have knowledge of this issue, yet we don’t do anything about it. As global citizens, I believe it is time for us to face the homeless and lend them a helping hand. No matter what gender, age, race or ethnicity, everyone should have a place to call home. We must raise more awareness for the homeless and do our part to make sure that each person has the fundamental human needs that they are entitled
America has been affected positively and negatively for many reasons. My vision for America consists of better military standards, priorities focused on the people, and a healthy country. Having these visions implemented would most likely impact America positively.
Listen up, have you ever thought of how lucky you are to be in the position you are in today? It is the thousand and fourteen and a great number of us are fortunate enough to get smart phones and live of a comfortable life with little struggle. The department of urban housing and improvement takes counts of all those who are homeless, a whooping seven million Americans was the outcome of the count. The number is pretty high but to give you more a visual, for every three hundred and thirteen, seven people are homeless. What if I told you something that could change the way you look at all people; hit a little closer to home? Do you know that one out of forty eight teenagers are at risk of becoming homeless or had a homeless episode? That hits pretty strong knowing that this can happen to someone. I have seen very few of my friends going through this because they told me about this, no telling what others who couped it in went through. I believe in helping those who are not as fortunate as I am by just donating my time to treat them just as I would
Central Idea: Bullying has been around for years, but it’s time to make a difference and get rid of it.