I have never heard anything about American Conservations or Antiwar before reading and viewing these sites. This most likely because I do not stay informed enough and or the news covers up the toxicity within today's society. The government wants to be seen in a positive light and does not want to highlight the negatives of the system. Yet we as United States citizens have the right to know the good and the bad so there can be change and action taken. Advocation is huge within today's society and is essential for change. The government can not prohibit these sources due to them being protected by their first amendment rights. These websites can continue to post and create this type of material actively using their rights. It is these citizens' duty to act on their opinions and advocate for what they believe needs to be heard and said to the public. The way the government can get around the issues of being called out is to do everything they can possibly do to hide the websites and not have them be on display on the internet. The government does not want its flaws to be pointed out and or called out in any way. The easy fix would be to prohibit said sights yet under the first amendment these citizens have the right to do so. Looking at the bigger picture, advocating for yourself and your rights is the duty of citizens within the United States. If you don't agree with the way things are today, create change, advocate for those who can't for themselves, and bring positivity to the country. If every citizen made a promise to do this the country would be in a totally different place than we are at today. Actively exercise your first amendment rights and create change.
Work Cited:
https://www.antiwar.com
https://www.theamericanconservative.com/web-categories/realism-restraint/
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