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             Although we live in a civilized country there are some places, still, in this world that see poverty everyday. Regreatfully there are people who do not know the meaning of the word freedom. As Americansthink of freedom and justice as part of our daily lives, as our right, as our creed, and as our shield. Justice is a privilege and an honor and we should take the time to understand that there are still people in this world that are told what to do and when to do it. .
             Oppourtunity, choice, and prefrence are words in which people in Third World Countries cant fathom the meaning of. Every Sunday I have the opportunity to wake up at the time I wish. I jump in my car and can go where I want to go to eat. After I eat I can choose where I want to go to church and what religious sermon i want to hear: Baptist, Methodist, Catholic, etc. I also have the right to not go at all. It is my choice. I have grocery stores with a surplus of food, and I can get anything 24 hours a day. I buy the name brand cloths that are manufactured in the places that offer none of the animinities we consider essentials. In Americia we all hold our own cards and it is our choice how we play them- other places it is not so easy.
             In Americia women are able to compete competitively in the job market. One day we will have the first women as an American president. Today we see women providing income and men doing more of the family work; the work that was previously accepted as the mothers obligation. Although Americia is not the only country women are capible of having a career to support her family, it is one of the few. .
             Religious percicution is the main reason Americia was founded. There are still countries that demand what religion is to be followed. People do not have the oppourtunity to drive down the highway and stop at any church they wish. Some may not have the choice not to worship the givin religion.
            


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