here's what I'm supposed to do ( you are being accused of being a conspirator -spy- for the Nazi Party. Persuade your accusers -American Patriots- that you are otherwise. ) Please check the paper I wrote below for grammar mistakes please! don't worry about spelling, I spell checked that. please help me with puncuation and paragraphs (I put ... before new paragraphs btw, but im not doing that on the actual paper lol) and stuff please :) and tell me what u think about it all around :)
America, land of the free and home of the brave, a country that has always been loyal to me and I to it. Which is why I beg this question, why do you accuse me of being a conspirator for the Nazi Party, where they replace bravery and freedom with fear and oppression? America is a place where one can have unlimited opportunities, even if you feel something is impossible due to the matter of poverty or competition. In contrast, the Nazi Party has turned Germany into a place where the word "hope" is little more than what is found in a child's fairytale. So why would even one person have the idea that I would want to be part of the corrupt and hope-crushing congregation that is Hitler's Germany?
I was born in America, but that is not why I'm American. I am an American because I adore and respect the democracy, liberty, and beauty of America. Not only do I adore our country, but I admire our leader as well. The president of the United States of America, Franklin D. Roosevelt, is a strong and brave leader. He cares for his country and does all he can to protect it. Franklin D. Roosevelt is my role model, and I always keep these words he said close at heart, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself," which is why I'm not afraid of your accusations.
Although I loathe being accused of being a wretched conspirator of the Nazis, I cannot blame you for your assumptions. Even the best of people can give into the temptations of betrayal in times of war due to the desperateness of bribery and bitterness towards one's own country. I, however, would rather dwell in poverty than betray my own country. Also, I could never be bitter against a country that has done nothing immoral to me. I would never be disloyal to my beloved country.
After hearing my heart-felt testimony do you even dare doubt my truthfulness? Please try to open your eyes and no longer be blind to my patriotism. For being called a traitor to your country by your own brothers and sisters is a dreadfully painful thing. More painful than that though is being accused of even associating with the inhumane beings of the Nazi Party. I am, and forever will be, entirely American. Whether you believe me or not is your choice, but I have faith justice will see me through. In God is my trust.
I like this as much as "j'accuse!" Bravo!
Sra
thank you! that just made my day :D
America. It is the land of the free and home of the brave. It is a country that has always been loyal to me, as haveI to it. Which is why I beg this question, why do you accuse me of being a conspirator for the Nazi Party, where they replace bravery and freedom with fear and oppression? America is a place where one can have unlimited opportunities, even if you feel something is impossible due to the matter of poverty or competition. In contrast, the Nazi Party has turned Germany into a place where the word "hope" is little more than what is found in a child's fairytale. So why would even one person have the idea that I would want to be part of the corrupt and hope-crushing congregation that is Hitler's Germany?
I was born in America, but that is not why I'm American. I am an American because I adore and respect the democracy, liberty, and beauty of America. Not only do I adore our country, but I admire our leader as well. The president of the United States of America, Franklin D. Roosevelt, is a strong and brave leader. He cares for his country and does all he can to protect it. Franklin D. Roosevelt is my role model, and I always keep these words he said close at heart, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself," which is why I'm not afraid of your accusations.
Although I loathe being accused of being a wretched conspirator of the Nazis, I cannot blame you for your assumptions. Even the best of people can give into the temptations of betrayal in times of war due to the desperateness of bribery and bitterness towards one's own country. I, however, would rather dwell in poverty than betray my own country. Also, I could never be bitter against a country that has done nothing immoral to me. I would never be disloyal to my beloved country.
After hearing my heart-felt testimony do you even dare doubt my truthfulness? Please try to open your eyes and no longer be blind to my patriotism. For being called a traitor to your country by your own brothers and sisters is a dreadfully painful thing. More painful than that though is being accused of even associating with the inhumane beings of the Nazi Party. I am, and forever will be, entirely American. Whether you believe me or not is your choice, but I have faith justice will see me through. In God is my trust.
America, the land of the free and the home of the brave, has always been loyal to me, and I to it. This is why I can't help but question why you accuse me of being a conspirator for the Nazi Party, a party that replaces bravery and freedom with fear and oppression. In America, there are boundless opportunities, even for those who may feel hindered by poverty or competition. In stark contrast, the Nazi Party has transformed Germany into a place where hope is nothing more than a fleeting notion found in the pages of a child's fairy tale. So why would anyone assume that I would willingly be a part of the corrupt and hope-crushing congregation that is Hitler's Germany?
I was born in America, but being American goes beyond just geography. I consider myself American because I deeply adore and respect the principles of democracy, liberty, and the overall beauty of this country. Not only do I hold our nation in high regard, but I also admire our leader, Franklin D. Roosevelt. He is a strong and courageous leader who cares deeply for our country, and I strive to emulate his values. One quote from him that resonates with me is, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." It is this courage and lack of fear that emboldens me in the face of your accusations.
I understand that, in times of war, even the noblest of individuals can succumb to the temptations of betrayal due to desperation, bribery, or bitterness towards their own country. However, I cannot express enough my own disdain for being falsely accused of such treacherous acts. I would rather suffer in poverty than betray my own country. Furthermore, I hold no bitterness towards a nation that has never committed any immoral acts against me. I am unwaveringly loyal to my beloved country.
Now that you have heard my heartfelt testimony, I implore you to open your eyes and see my unwavering patriotism. Being labeled as a traitor to your own country by your own compatriots is an agonizing experience. However, being accused of associating with the inhumane individuals of the Nazi Party is even more excruciating. I am, and will always be, wholeheartedly American. Whether or not you choose to believe me is ultimately your decision, but I have faith that justice will prevail. In God, I trust.