<p>Many People believe that our government should do more to solve our problems. After all, how can one individual create more jobs or make roads safer or improve the schools or help to provide any of the other benefits that we have come to enjoy? And yet expecting that the government—rather than individuals—should always come up with the solutions to society’s ills may have made us less self reliant, undermining our Independence and self-sufficiency. </p>
<p>Assignment: Should people take more responsibility for solving problems that affect their communities or the nation in general? Plan and write an essay blah blah blah</p>
<p>Essay:
Individuals often put too much blame upon our government while lacking to do anything about it. The government today is doing as much as they can; unfortunately people rely too much upon the government to find a solution for the nation’s problems. From a nonprofit organization who decided to act upon the world’s problems, to a group of students who decided invest their time into improving their schools facilities;are the perfect examples that should motivate an individual to act about the nation’s problems.</p>
<p>UFGG is a nonprofit organization dedicated to feeding starving children in America. UFGG was founded by the Gregorio brothers who were tired of hearing people prattle and complain about what the government isn’t doing for the people. The Gregorio brothers decided, instead of complaining about the problems they acted upon it. Today the UFGG has helped keep over five hundred thousand kids alive, and counting. Without the two Gregorio brothers taking action to solve a problem they concerned, those five hundred thousand kids’ chance of survival would have been severely lessened.</p>
<p>Vaio Public High School in Arizona was austerely damaged after a tornado swept past their school lot a few months ago. While the government was doing everything they can to rehabilitate the community back to its feet, the government didn’t have enough funds to support the school’s facility. The students of Vaio High School were stricken by the fact that there might be a chance the school wouldn’t open again. None of the students wanted to move to another school and start over, so the Vaio High School’s student council decided to bring all the students together to bring the school back into working conditions. Within a few weeks the student’s brought their school back in order and with their parents help, funded for new books and utilities. Instead of relying on the government to solve every single obstacle the students came across, the students with the help of their parents got their school back in just a few weeks.</p>
<p>The moral of these examples is to show how a group of individuals decided to act upon the problems instead of prattling about what the government isn’t doing for them. They invested their time in improving their school and the community. People should look at the UFGG and the students of Vaio Public High School to motivate them to get their family, friends, and community to help improve the nation. Everything isn’t the government’s responsibility, people shouldn’t blame the damage they’ve done upon the community upon the government but rather act upon it.</p>