Are We Losing Our Freedom
Are we losing our freedom? The answer is yes, we are. Phone lines are tapped legally but without the owner’s consent, e-mails and credit card numbers are read and stolen, and personal information are becoming not personal any longer. Parties, including the government, special interest groups, as well as ordinary citizens, are quietly leeching our freedom away.The government has done a large part in slowly taking our freedom. In recent months, some people are arrested for owning child pornography, some of those have only kept this pictures for their own private use and have not use these materials to affect others lives. I am not saying a agree on child pornography, but this is a clear example of how the government is digging into an individual’s private life in an attempt to arrest those who has done nothing to harm the general public. Since a lot of people are standing with the government on arresting the child pornographic owners, this could mean that the government might use this power to control other aspects of our lives- aspects of one’s life that would affect nobody but themselves. Our fellow citizens are also slowly taking the vast majority’s population of the freedom. Take the gay rights protestors for an ex
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Approximate Word count = 990
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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