FREE ESSAY ON VIVA LA REVOLUTION

VIVA LA REVOLUTION

Viva La Revolution
What would it take to stir up the courage to bear arms against the government? The
courage remains hidden for now. But when the time is right, when the future becomes the
present, and the scene is set the courage of the people will shine true. This scene must
be set to trigger the emotion and release the nationalism. Some occurrences that could
stir the needed courage, regardless of the consequences, would be, in my eyes, perhaps
the reinstatement of the Draft's Board or any dictatorship actions performed by the
government. A revolt could take place even at a simple rise of taxes.
The Drafts Board remained in use through many wars. But these wars and these ways of
thinking are behind the American people. And perhaps behind the thinking of the American
Government also. And if it were by some sick twist of fate ever reinstated many veterans
and others would be bound to take a stand. The young people of America deserve their
right to chose if they want to defend their country in war. The very freedom they have
been chosen to protect would be gone. Therefore they must retain their right to chose.
Our country was created by the struggle of a common people for a democratic government.
And who in their right mind would not fight to keep their right to choose the leader of
their country. That is what a democracy is about. If the American people decided to just
let the government standardize us into certain categories we would be denying the honor
of those who died to give us our individuality in the first place. Our government defends
those who are caught in a dictatorship political structure, then the people must defend
themselves from being in need of defense like those who we currently aide. In this
situation Americans would have nearly no choice but to defend themselves by revolting.
As the saying goes, only two things in life are certain, death and taxes. Although taxes
may seem like petty reasoning for taking up arms, it deserves more contemplation. It was
a constant raise of taxes that began the revolt by Americans against the English
government in the origin of our fine country. When the government forces everybody to pay
more than their own fair share of taxes to support the country, the people must fight and
take a stand. This is certainly a fight worth fighting, making life easier for our
children and our children's children.
In conclusion, to answer the original question, many occurrences could take place that
jeopardizes the freedom of the people that would be just reason for revolt against the
government. A few have been discussed and a few will be left to contemplation. 
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