Are We Worth Fighting For All Essay

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Everyone can act on civil disobediance because of their different values. This is caused by how people were raised and the right to free will. Without free will everyone would think and do the same, in which humans would no longer be human but only machines. So I ask this question, what is really worth fighting for even if it’s not against the government? Is it the amendments, choosing who you marry, wealth, privacy and/or safety. If we were to choose some of these, we wouldn’t be looking at the bigger picture... our OWN free will to make decisions make us human. That is worth fighting for. The definition of the government is, “the governing body of a nation, state, or community”. Though throughout history the government begins to control what the people think or feel, such as gun laws, gay rights, equality, racism;however, if we were to stand for our free will by listening to our conscious and …show more content…

For example, if we follow each and every law perfectly, we all would lose our individuality and not reach further goals. Many people believe that opposite opinions will result in conflict, though like when you turn rocks in a box the rocks begin to clash against each other to create beautiful new stones. In other words, everyones ideas matter and if we put them together we can build a better future where everyone can come to an understanding or at least respect for one another. The ability to think by yourself is what makes us human. And I believe that if our free will is threatened by a superior, we should do everything in our power to continue using our conscious. Without clashing opinions we would never become better people and advance our inventions or thought, we would think like machines,

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