Deion Jones ENG-103 Julian Felix 21 Oct 2015 American Paradoxes American paradoxes are running rapid. According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, a paradox is a statement or proposition that sounds acceptable, and leads to a conclusion that seems senseless, logically unacceptable or self-contradictory. America is consistently engulfed in paradoxes. Individuals believe that Americans are all the epitome of perfection, and deeply connected despite ethnic, religion, body type, and language spoken. When in fact, America is divided by the own paradoxes they create. One of the most puzzling paradoxes is that there is supposed freedom in the United States. America is full of chained slavery and no freedom per recent examples in history. Law enforcement
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They are dismantling society piece by piece by ridding of the freedom we once had. Their powers are intimidating individuals from committing any act against them with the threat of removal of product, and taking away billions of dollars from different industries. While we fight amongst another in America, we need to fight against the corporations and their shareholders. The shareholders are the individuals who truly run the tables, while the employees of the corporations are shackled slaves to a dying society. Shareholders are able to hide their hand and rid of any wrong doing. Americans need to exercise their freedom to release speech, or it will eventually be dead. As the saying goes, think while it is legal. A popular Public Enemy song depicts this American paradox that freedom exist, it says “We got fight the powers. Lemme hear you say, fight the power.” Dating back to the 1800s, the individuals that knew little to nothing always worried about immigration occurring in mass amounts from the German and Irish countries. They were also worried about the infiltration of different religions that would inevitably cause divide. Moreover, as time progressed America was and is against Mexican immigrants. They even developed a hidden Prop 187 that could rid of Mexican people with and without cause. This was originated by the infamous Pete Wilson, who almost single handedly destroyed the …show more content…
Native Americans are still fighting for rights to land, and their namesakes. They are tired being a hole of jokes. In addition, African Americans are certainly still fighting for their basic rights that they have been tirelessly fighting over to ensure that they can be granted the same economic and cultural equality as others. African Americans have stood on mountain tops, gave incredible speeches, and never bowed down to get the rights they deserve. The revolution African Americans developed shook society from the top down, because they still expected Blacks to hate each other. Native Americans have claimed some sort of freedom with the casinos, which are on their native lands, yet again they are still fighting. Therefore, as we continue to annihilate and pigeon hole immigrants from the country of Mexico, that was once attached to our nation. In addition to Asians and Middle Eastern immigrants we can learn from the beginning roots of how American paradoxes based on culture, ethnic, and religion
They are dismantling society piece by piece by ridding of the freedom we once had. Their powers are intimidating individuals from committing any act against them with the threat of removal of product, and taking away billions of dollars from different industries. While we fight amongst another in America, we need to fight against the corporations and their shareholders. The shareholders are the individuals who truly run the tables, while the employees of the corporations are shackled slaves to a dying society. Shareholders are able to hide their hand and rid of any wrong doing. Americans need to exercise their freedom to release speech, or it will eventually be dead. As the saying goes, think while it is legal. A popular Public Enemy song depicts this American paradox that freedom exist, it says “We got fight the powers. Lemme hear you say, fight the power.” Dating back to the 1800s, the individuals that knew little to nothing always worried about immigration occurring in mass amounts from the German and Irish countries. They were also worried about the infiltration of different religions that would inevitably cause divide. Moreover, as time progressed America was and is against Mexican immigrants. They even developed a hidden Prop 187 that could rid of Mexican people with and without cause. This was originated by the infamous Pete Wilson, who almost single handedly destroyed the …show more content…
Native Americans are still fighting for rights to land, and their namesakes. They are tired being a hole of jokes. In addition, African Americans are certainly still fighting for their basic rights that they have been tirelessly fighting over to ensure that they can be granted the same economic and cultural equality as others. African Americans have stood on mountain tops, gave incredible speeches, and never bowed down to get the rights they deserve. The revolution African Americans developed shook society from the top down, because they still expected Blacks to hate each other. Native Americans have claimed some sort of freedom with the casinos, which are on their native lands, yet again they are still fighting. Therefore, as we continue to annihilate and pigeon hole immigrants from the country of Mexico, that was once attached to our nation. In addition to Asians and Middle Eastern immigrants we can learn from the beginning roots of how American paradoxes based on culture, ethnic, and religion