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A 3 page paper which argues that, in
comparison to other nations, America is still surely the land of the free. No sources cited.
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3 pages (~225 words per page)
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longer the land of the free. We can be searched for many different invalid reasons, can be arrested without knowing the reasons, can be accosted by officials for wearing a
peace symbol on a T-shirt, and essentially find ourselves as victims of constrictive realities, not freedom. But, incidents such as these are not very common and are often found to
be illegal when truly taken to higher authorities. However, at the same time our freedoms have become more restricted in the light of the attacks seen on September 11, 2001.
In essence, we are living in a time, and in a country, that is changing, with many arguing these changes are creating a nation that is no longer the land
of the free. The following paper argues that despite any restrictions or changes, in comparison with the rest of the world, or most of the world, America is still the
land of the free. Arguments One of the most powerful freedoms in America is the freedom of religion. As well established Americans, and new citizens, all people have
the right to be any religion they wish. They can worship however they see fit, unless of course someone is being harmed and breaking laws, and they can essentially even
allow their child to be refused medicine that would save their lives if they are of a religion that insists on such action. This nation may see many religions which
are perhaps ridiculed or attacked in the media, but people are allowed to be any religion they wish to be. It is one of the most powerful freedoms of this
nation because it is the most powerful freedom that the nation was founded on. The reason people came to this country to start anew was to avoid oppression and restrictions
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