Disney Princess Persuasive Essay

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If i could have three wishes they would be to have anything aloud for 1 hour every day,No government,and to have disney princess band from the world.The reason why i want there to be crime for one hour every day is because we depend on being nice and sweet but for one hour no one could say anything about you or ask why you did it ,simple to have control of your time.The reason for no government is to show that humans who are’nt rich or have there name on a big snig have a mind of there own why should we pay taxes when half of it go’s to things that don’t help any of us if we pay you so much for taxes where douse that money go because it dousen’t go to anything helpfull except schools.THe reason why to band disney princess because they give

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