Dinesh D'souza Becoming American Summary
American Dream Nowadays, many people leave their native country to move to American in search of freedom, fantastic education, and successful career. They want to achieve their personal goals in life; for example, political, better standard of living, good service healthcare, and equality of their life that they could not back in their homeland. As D'Souza stated in "Becoming American," In American, by contrast, you get to write the script of your own life." (344). In my opinion, I agree with D'Souza that we can achieve the American dream because of three reasons: Equality, better education, and better healthcare service.
One of the first reasons that I agree with D'Souza that it is positive to achieve the American dream is because we can …show more content…
S we can receive an excellent healthcare service. Healthcare service programs are very important for people to live longer and healthier. They also create favorable conditions for seniors, low-income people and disabled people to take care of their health. However, in many poor countries, low-income people often can't afford to buy health insurances. Besides, people do not get the government grant because the government never support healthcare service for poor people. In contrast, when we live in the America, we can receive the best health services that people can go for an annual check-up every year. As D'Souza points out the great systems in America are very wonderful. "Even sick people who don't have proper insurance can receive medical care at hospital emergency rooms." One of the best examples of a sad case that I saw firsthand in my country. When I spent my childhood in the poor village in the central region of Viet Nam, I lived with my aunt who is very kind and gentle. She was sometimes a slight stomach-ache, but she ignored to treat it because she didn't have a health insurance. At that time, my family was very poor; therefore, we did not take her to the hospital for a check-up. When she caught a serious disease, the doctor could not treat her. As a result, my aunt passed away later although she had a chance to be cured. In fact, healthcare service needs to develop in my country, for I don't want to see a harrowing story like that. Clearly, healthcare service program is one of the reasons that we can achieve the American
One of the first reasons that I agree with D'Souza that it is positive to achieve the American dream is because we can …show more content…
S we can receive an excellent healthcare service. Healthcare service programs are very important for people to live longer and healthier. They also create favorable conditions for seniors, low-income people and disabled people to take care of their health. However, in many poor countries, low-income people often can't afford to buy health insurances. Besides, people do not get the government grant because the government never support healthcare service for poor people. In contrast, when we live in the America, we can receive the best health services that people can go for an annual check-up every year. As D'Souza points out the great systems in America are very wonderful. "Even sick people who don't have proper insurance can receive medical care at hospital emergency rooms." One of the best examples of a sad case that I saw firsthand in my country. When I spent my childhood in the poor village in the central region of Viet Nam, I lived with my aunt who is very kind and gentle. She was sometimes a slight stomach-ache, but she ignored to treat it because she didn't have a health insurance. At that time, my family was very poor; therefore, we did not take her to the hospital for a check-up. When she caught a serious disease, the doctor could not treat her. As a result, my aunt passed away later although she had a chance to be cured. In fact, healthcare service needs to develop in my country, for I don't want to see a harrowing story like that. Clearly, healthcare service program is one of the reasons that we can achieve the American