So, what do I truly think of this speech? WhatI think when I hearof "freedom" ias a word with a meaning, and that meaning is truly indefinable. TIt is challenging to simplify the word "freedom" mayinto only be simplified into a brief paragraph. There is so much in the word, so let's stay and figure out some of its meaning. So aAs an American, I hear my have the freedom to makeven do this speech. You may not think that that is much, but it's more than you think really. Many people around the world cannot hmavke speeches about things like this because of the harsh rulers before them. We, as an Americans today, can have a house and family without it being not taken away nor becanuse overf a ruling by the government. Also not, we are not judged by who we are, like our religion or our color, or many other things, including on what we think about something. As Americans, we can be proud of what we have and can do while maintaining a government that can keep us safe and allow freedom. To do many of the things we do is very honorable. Don't forget the people who protect that freedom twhato risk their lives for our safety., Oour brave men and women out there keeping us safe, never forget them. So rRead up on them, and learn some facts about the people protecting you and what you have. One of those brave men was my dad, so I honor thatim and what he has done. Thank you for your consideration and time to read or hear this speech, and that's it. "Freedom" is a word with a meaning, that's truly indefinable.