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Personal Narrative: Are You A Real American

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Are you a real American? I 'm not a real American by my standards. You can be a better American by helping all you see. I will try to do this from now on. I may not be strong or very bright but I will help with what I can. Helping someone could be as small as holding the door for someone. This may just be wanting people to be nicer but I think it points to Americanism too. I as a American will stand for what is right, justice,hamburgers, and guns. You sir or madam can make a difference by promoting American. You can promote America by blasting the American anthem in your windowless car, painting everything to look like an American flag, and pray to whoever. You give what is not needed to people who need it. You can help someone by telling not

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