Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Do The Right Thing [EDITED]

There’s a boy having an asthma attack; what do you do? There’s a man getting mugged; what do you do? There’s a friend getting cheated on; what do you do? You do the right thing. Stand out of the ordinary and into the extraordinary, by leading through action. Do not wait or hesitate, but rather rise to the moment to prove that Americans still are and always will be leaders.

There has been a lot deception and wrong doing recently. Whether it’s Blagojevich “auctioning” the Illinois senate seat, Madoff scamming investors in his ponzi scheme, or ACORN’s misuse of America’s tax-dollars, we, as a country, need to straighten out. The days of waste and misconduct must end with us. We do need an era of responsibility, where we can trust one another and stand by one another. We must look out for our family and the next generations to come. Do not buy a house you know you cannot afford, and do not later beg the government for help. People must primarily, keep themselves financially sound, and then secondly help others stay afloat.


If it ever looks like you can “take a shortcut” around the system or you think no one would notice, you would be sadly mistaken. Ask the two and half million incarcerated Americans if they thought they could beat the system. People must be patient and come to learn that they can do anything they want to do, and be anyone they want to be. Through dedication, perseverance, diligence, and the occasional perspiration, people can achieve the unimaginable and meet their aspirations. Just look around at how many people in America became rich, famous, and/or successful. They did not cheat their way to the top, but rather worked long and hard for what they believed what was to be. Winners never cheat, and cheaters never win.


When trying to do the right thing, we must remember to uphold high standards of morales and ethics. Make sure what you are doing benefits your country, your community, and yourself. When going abroad, make sure to represent the good-hearted America we know, when visiting a neighboring county, represent your loving hometown you grew up in, and whenever about, be sure to represent yourself and your family. Always leave a good impression on folks by doing the right thing, all the time.


3 comments:

  1. Your paper is inspiring. Your paper is much more improved than last time I read it. Your introduction is really good because it draws the reader in. It is difficult to do the right thing, but the right thing is for the theme reader to give you a nice grade.

    Good job.

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  2. still liking this paper Matus. I think you should have wrote the constitution. Taking shortcuts was a nice touch and i think your conclusion sums everything up quite nicely. think you added some more in depth detail. You made me believe Jon. Change is good.

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  3. This is a bit of an upgrade from your original story. I can tell that there was a little more content added which makes your essay stronger. The point is still clear that you want Americans to respect our country. You did a good job of following the different FCA's, so hopefully you will get a good grade on your paper.

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