Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity

Kristin Carosotto (Mary Wollstonecraft)
The rights of the people should be the first goal to achieve for every country. With human rights for all, the people of a country are pleased and a slim amount of mischief should occur. The goal should always be "Liberty, equality, fraternity. Liberty for those who have nothing but their freedom. Equality for the girls who do not receive an education that they deserve, and Fraternity for those who seem to not have a place in their life. It would be wrong for a country to attempt to achieve an image of "Order, security, and efficiency". To me these words would define a dictatorship or a country that is only worried about being in order economically, and socially. This does not represent a country that cares for the needs of the people or the conditions in which one lives, only worried about an image that needs to be held. This is wrong for a country to do to its people. Without human rights there is no happiness, without happiness there it "Oder, security, and efficiency".