Explain The Three Goals Of Government

In my well formulated opinion, the three goals of the United States government should be to establish justice, protect, and organize. Merriam Webster’s definition of government is the body of persons that constitutes the governing authority of a political unit or organization. It is stated in the constitution that the term “establish justice” means to “begin fairness for all.” The United States Department of Justice is responsible for law enforcements and administration of justice. We need fairness, comfort, and equality in our country. In our civilized society, we have the judicial system which dispenses our justice. The role in our lives that the judiciary system takes on is to interpret the law, but the ability to enact and enforce the law is left up to the legislative and executive branches. There is more to protecting a country and the citizens in the country than the typical protections that one would think. The government protects our rights, the environment, defends our citizenry, and builds armies. There are many obvious things that the
Organize meaning maintaining food supplies, providing for the needy, forming resources, and establishing publics schools. Lack of organization promotes organization and disarray. Establishing public schools is a necessity. It is important for children to attend public schools, because school is where you learn most of your life skills. Public schools are free so even the needy will be able to attend. To sum up my thoughts, I think that the government should mainly focus on establishing justice, protection, and organization. When I say these are the three goals that the government should prioritize, I do not mean that they shouldn’t worry about other issues, but that these three goals need more work. Of course the three goals has substance, so it is not as if protection means one category of protection, or organization means one area of