Essay On Tyranny In America

Tyranny in America Tyranny, cruel and oppressive rule by government, was abolished when America’s founding fathers fled Britain and started a new nation based upon ideas and principles, or so everyone thought. In actuality, tyranny is still very present in many aspects of this modern nation. Tyranny is the common concept in “We Still Hold These Truths”, “Dem Candidate Agrees With Trump Over Big-Money Influence”, and “America’s Ruling Class – And The Perils of Revolution”. Tyranny, a concept in which America’s founding fathers deemed unconstitutional and sought to abolish, is still alive in America. Firstly, let us relay “We Still Hold These Truths” concept of tyranny. This novel makes clear to its readers that everything our founding fathers have established for
This article implies that all politicians are corrupt because they do not represent the people, and that they only represent themselves. The author goes as far to state that America’s political system is so corrupt, that an entire new political system should be created to avoid tyranny. The fact that modern day politicians are self-serving is tyrannical, and ultimately unconstitutional. Mathew Spalding’s “We Still Hold These Truths” uncovers the steps needed to create and maintain a free, and just government run by the liberty of the people. However, the contemporary political system reeks of tyranny in its unjust representation, self-serving politicians, and in many other ways. It may remain unknown for centuries to come what it will take to maintain a government based entirely on the consent of the people. Until then, none may truly know the powers that come with a free nation, like Benjamin Franklin stated, “A republic, if you can keep