rsion of utilitarianism based on Marxist thought. With these victories on political, military, and most importantly idealistic fronts; the United States has taken upon itself a grave responsibility. How will this nation of free thinkers and idealists guide a world stricken with tyranny into an uncertain future and most importantly how will this country not fall victim to the end product of the very ideal system many of its people have died trying to protect?

Existentialist thought implies that there should be no boundaries with regards to human thought and no laws preventing these same thoughts from manifesting within the existence of the thinker. This thought forms the basis of one of existentialism's most obvious shortcomings. How can each man be truly free in the midst of the greater society which is populated by other individuals who possess ideal systems and perceptions which differ from and sometimes outright contradict his own? The United States has taken great strides to protect the sovereignty of the individual while still allowing enough structure for a society to exist. The product of this ragtag union is a complex and tangible form of existentialism called democracy, which must be in a constant state of evolution in order to maintain the odd balance, which gave birth to it. Through the process of legislation

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