FREE ESSAY ON NEW DECLARATION OOF INDEPENDECE

NEW DECLARATION OOF INDEPENDECE

Each year, deluging masses of populace from foreign nations flock to America. Here, they
believe they will receive the chance to embrace, savor, and exercise true Freedom.
Surely, this land of wondrous opportunities would encompass them in her fruitful
prosperity! But is it really a land liberated from the fetters of suppression? Are
Americans as tolerant and pleasantly liberal as perceived to be? If not, then a
formidable and hefty query arises: What is an American?
A liberated America's building blocks are the elixirs of Equality, Freedom, and
democracy. What, then, would undermine the basic structures of America more than racism?
Yet, try as we might, we cannot utterly annihilate the lurking plague of racism. It
persistently resurfaces and hoists up its sordid visage. It is enough to make one
contemplate upon the apparently indubitable democratic core of the Americans comprising
of this enlightened democratic nation. Some Americans, however, do at least occasionally
try to conceal biases through thinly gilded veneers of false enthusiasm. This, of course,
is not to say that all Americans exhibit partialities- merely that those who do
demonstrate a high capacity for concealment.
On a more comical note, Americans are stereotypically depicted as obnoxiously crass and
stentorian by the cultured European countries such as the wine- drinking French.
Americans may appear to seem loud when advocating causes and obligations thought to be
ethically seemly. We become active and operative when championing for a motive. But
often, Americans are vocal in general, and quite argumentative in nature. Americans,
raised with society's supposedly intense notions of Freedom, Liberty, and Justice
abstractly as fundamental standards for sustenance, will not stand for a silencing of
their sentiments and expressions. Americans are renowned for their outspoken, articulate,
and often too- liberal mannerism. It is also stated that we are brassy, insensitive to
the emotions of others, and ill- mannered, paragoned to the polished disposition of the
refined Europeans. These are accusations Americans are fondly assailed with, though there
just may be a rudiment of veracity to them......
Americans, in a sense, are sound depictions of humanity. We try to demonstrate to the
rest of mankind that we are broad- minded and progressive, tolerant and encouraged. Yet,
our flaws, and accordingly, the blemishes of humanity, are exposed in full bloom. As with
all matters, Americans are in and of themselves oxymoronic, unveiling both the agreeable
and iniquitous facets of humankind.