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Future Responsibilities In America
Everyone has certain responsibilities to their country and their fellow citizen of The United States of America. People sometimes forget that citizens of this country have certain rights that no one else has, and people neglect their responsibilities. No matter what responsibility people choose to follow, whether it be preparing future generations, carrying their own weight, voting, or defending the Constitution, we all just want what is best for America.

The first responsibility that I have to America is, I must help prepare the future generations for their roles in the future society. The country will start to go into decline if the future generations, of this country, do not know their duties and responsibilities to society and
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We must learn everything about a candidate in order to choose the correct person for the job. People must learn to develop their own opinions about a person; they cannot depend on the judgment of other people. Voters do not need to change their judgment on a candidate because the media or their friend told them otherwise.

The final responsibility is, we must make our best effort to support and defend the Constitution and everything it stands for. In order to defend the Constitution, we must help defend this country against anything that may threaten the rights of its citizens. These threats could be as small as breaking up a fight in the street, and they may become as large as going to war against our enemies. We must also turn in people who try to take away the rights that are given to us in this document. In conclusion, America has been the strongest nation in the world because of the hard work of the American people. The previous generations have done a superb job preparing us for society, and now it is our turn. We have done a fantastic job being informed voters, mostly, when it comes to picking our president. The Constitution is the document that gives us our rights and freedoms; we must do everything in our power to defend


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