Why Do We Have The Power Of The Government

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Throughout history, mankind has depended on power and freedom, and that has been shown through the government and citizens of that country. Though each had used their power to do what is right for them, but have abused and did not use it correctly. But from examining governments and citizens laws, it is clear that the governments should have the power to create laws and policies for the citizens even though some people argue that the citizens should have the right. For example the government has had momentous transformation from the beginning of their time to now, but the laws that they have made have protected “We The People”, and also gave us freedom and the adjustability between each law and rule, for example the Constitution and the Bill …show more content…

Although the people in Korea are not able to wear certain clothes, have certain haircuts, and more because of their customs and beliefs, and some governments abuse their power and provoke their citizen’s rights. Such as the citizens in Korea and the “middle eastern” areas of Asia and Europe, and they can not wear certain clothes, and have certain haircuts, and this is also repeated in the story of “Nothing to Envy: Ordinary Lives in North Korea”, and for example in North Korea there is not an independent judicial system, and plus they religious freedom does not exist, and more. However that government has not had much success even when not in control, but from the main standpoint is that other governments have succeeded with citizen opinions and setting limits, such as the constitution of the United

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