Personal Narrative: My Beliefs

My beliefs are important to me. I wake up every morning with a cup of coffee in my hand and turn on the daily news. I see many problems occurring around the world, but most of us are too blind to actually do something to help. We are too blinded by our society's cultural that we can’t separate ourselves from the good and bad.
How I feel is the way any father or mother might feel about their child. They send their kid off to school and stay at home with no idea of how or what they are doing. The parents leave their children to the safety of the school and depend on them to get their children back home safe with a good education. I feel that we left this world to be taken care of by others and expect a good result from it. But we can all see

the chaos on the news, media, and social network. It is our duty to protect this world from any other disasters.
We should all come together, despite our difference of race, sex, and religion and focus on the main part of life. We have to forget about the differences each of us hold and try to focus mainly on the importance of how we are all equal. Then, we should take our stand and protect this world and live our lives in the consideration of how it might affect the world. We should also pay attention to every country's economic status, based on the percentage of people living poor. For example, Saudi Arabia has millions of dollars. Most of the Arab countries have money to spend on a good cause, but we see now how they waste it on constructing huge skyscrapers. They can be helping their neighbor countries with poverty and help them recover from any other disasters.
America has a great education system, where as in the middle east and other parts of the world aren’t getting a correct education. America should be an inspiration to others and try to help countries, that want their help, institute a good and organize beneficial education. America also has a great road and traffic system. In India and Pakistan, they rely on sight and quick wits in order to get to places. America should give the leaders of foreign lands the opportunity to advance and correct their way of living. Not a total democracy but a better and more efficient standard of law.
But the question still is among our leaders of the world. Do they want they help? Or are they too full of pride to even admit to aid.