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Take a Stand and Say Enough Is Enough
Laura Miranda
Axia College; Western International University
January 1, 2006
We need to take a stand and say enough is enough, and tell others that if you don't like what is happening in our government, schools, and in the communities please just leave and quit changing us to fit what you have left behind. It is a historical fact that the United States is the melting pot of the world. What has happened to the "old" values that this country was founded on? In today's busy world we seemed to have lost a lot. People have become so busy they are losing sight of what really matters.
This country was founded and developed into what it is today, in large part, by the contributions of all the people that have come here to, "live the American dream." There are many places in the world where speaking your mind, stating your opinion, or even criticizing your government can get you whipped, beaten, tortured, shot or even killed. It seems to......

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