Which Principle is Most Important to You? (Per 9) by Jordan Moore

Marcus

2024-09-16 18:45:30 UTC

I believe that promoting the general Welfare is good. For the reason being we will all be happy. also have limited poverty.we can raise minimum wage so people can work less and also be able to afford essentials. for example rent and bills. the government should lower the bills and stuff that people need. and raise the peoples pay

Nataly

2024-09-16 18:46:33 UTC

I think the most important principle is to secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity. as I think the way the govt is formed should be the same for everyone not better or not worse so it could be equal for everyone no matter what generation they are. I also think this would be a way of forming a better or more perfect union that way future generations can experience what was once built and still respect it and follow it as well. basically just equality for each generation.

Promote Welfare

2024-09-16 18:47:21 UTC

This is the most important principle to me because right now, it's the one that affects me immediately. I want to be taken care of by my country. I should be able to live based on the money that I make. I should be able to educate myself to a higher degree if I so choose. I should be able to acquire medical attention without having to jump through insane rituals. I should be able to look forward to tomorrow, instead of dreading another day where I'm just waiting for the minutes to pass. Welfare is the most important principle to me because it impacts my life, and others', the most.

Mariana

David

6853solis — 2024-09-16 18:48:13 UTC

the justice principle is most important to me because in order to have a fair society their have to be justice for not certain not majority but for all towards the people of their country.

Jordan G.

2024-09-16 18:48:28 UTC

The principle that's most important to me is providing for common defense. The reason I find this the most important is because defending is how we keep our country stable, without it there could be multiple issues. For example a Virus, if we aren't prepared to defend ourselves against a virus this can cause a outbreak and affect the whole country. Also with natural events, no defense could cause damage in the country.

Sabrina

6820marca — 2024-09-16 18:48:38 UTC

I think the most important principle is Establish Justice. I find it more important because the law should be fair to everyone not just some people and some other people have to follow another law. Also yes the law should punish if we do not follow the the law but at the same time, not punish to the point where it's causing them harm. The law also should be protecting the country and not be going against us at times.

promote the general welfare - Gilbert

2024-09-16 18:48:48 UTC

I think that this principle is the most important because the people that make up your country are half of the whole country (the other half being the constitution/laws and principles). It is important to keep your people happy and healthy, because they still have a major say in things. If they don't like what is happening, they could take action or even leave if things get bad enough. it's important to have your people's needs in mind.

Gio

2024-09-16 18:49:03 UTC

Provide for the common defense, I believe this is the most important principle since like if the United States is under attack or has a virus going on, other countries that are allied with the USA can help give supplies so the people can live on. And the USA can also help other countries that are being under attack by another country.

Yuri

6774silas — 2024-09-16 18:49:18 UTC

"Establish Justice"

I think in order to have a happy country then we have to be fair in the justice system. No matter what race, gender, etc we will be all treated fairly for a crime. Meaning that if someone was to do a crime , the amount of money you pay for a lawyer , your status cant make you do more or less then what your crime should pay. Its important for us to understand this idea, everyone is treated fairly in the eyes of the law. The law was not made for certain people and not for others.

Government - Youcef

2024-09-16 18:50:31 UTC

I believe that the principle "… do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America." is most important to me because it talks about no one being over God. Meaning, that no one is above the law and everyone has to followed these laws. If someone does something against the constitution, it would be like you are "calling yourself god". Making them believe that they are above the law and they can do anything they want, which is not apart of this government and how it was set up by the Founding Fathers.

elizabeth

2024-09-16 18:50:39 UTC

secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity is the most important principle in the Constitution to me because the government was created to last for centuries. most of the representatives who get a huge say in what goes on in the country are old, and a lot of the choices they make will not affect them as much as it will the next generations. every law and decision that is made should consider its effect on the future. this relates to all of the other principles and helps to support them

Jhoselin Palacios

2024-09-16 18:51:15 UTC

The principle that's the most important to me is promoting the general welfare. If the United States' main priority is the "people", then the government should care for us and our needs. Everyone has a set of opinions and feedback, and a different set of struggles. Some people go through poverty and in need of aid, whether it's health, education, or food aid. Therefore, the government should seek feedback from millions worth of thoughts to take action to care for one's lifestyle to live comfortably. I believe general welfare is the most essential based on the amount of struggles individuals go through that are necessary to solve as soon as possible.

Bridget

2024-09-16 18:52:36 UTC

The most important principle to me would be equality because it holds a lot of power in our world. If things weren't equal then there would be war to fight for equal rights. Either when it comes to jobs and the pay or going out to eat everyone should be payed the same and not be judged based on the class they live in (High middle or low class). No one should be discriminated just by being them and treated differently in any way. Everyone is a different person in many different ways whether its religion or gender etc its what makes this world what it is.

Brenda C

2024-09-16 18:53:06 UTC

I believe that establish Justice is the most important to me because when people go to court some judge actually care about the race, gender, age, social status/wealth, religion, sexual orientation etc. Which is unfair but most judge don't because they only thing they care about is the evidence. which is better for me at least cus at least people can get justice and right for what happened. The crime matters more because I rather see people have their justice for what happened to them then let the crime walk out with just a warning.l

mariel

2024-09-16 18:53:35 UTC

The Principle that is important to me is establish justice because we don't see it that much in here. Many people go missing everyday and some cases get closed up without the full truth. I think the police sometimes gets overboard when it comes to color people. There is many death in this city because people need to take care of themselves but also the government taking care of this issue.

linora Rodriguez

6771rodriguez — 2024-09-16 18:53:53 UTC

I think secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity is good because we just don't live one day, we don't want to be in a constant war with the government just to make changes. also at the same time we don't want the next generation to do it either, maybe fighting for other stuff, but not fighting for the same things over and over. making them fight every day for the next day.

Valeria Luna

2024-09-16 18:54:05 UTC

The most important principle to me is insuring domestic tranquility. We can't have a country that is in a chaotic state and expect to live a great life. If we have domestic tranquility we could also ensure that we leave future generations with a better country. A lot of the other principles tie into this principle too like "providing for the common defense."

isabelaaaaaaaaaaaaaa — 2024-09-16 23:53:27 UTC

equality because equality is A FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE . Everyone one indivdually needs opportunities and should have the same rights as everyone else. Everyone should have fairness in healthcare, education etc this could create fairness and justice and can develop a equitable society. A reason this is very important is because it reduces proverty and also strengths democracy so that everyone has a voice and opinion and is being heard equally .

Anthony M

2024-09-17 00:11:17 UTC

The most important principle for me is Insurance domestic tranquility. this is impotent to me because we need safety in our country and laws that can help us protect us against people that are not fit for the laws. And also for the people that don’t care about the laws that the government puts in this country. its better to be safe and feel safe. It’s also good that there is laws that can give us peace but some people don’t like following the RULES AND WANT TO DO DUMB STUFF. But there’s laws that the government has that can protect and prevent that from happening. That’s why we need to keep peace and not do dumb stuff so everyone is safe and healthy 😌✋🏽

julian

2024-09-17 00:35:43 UTC

I think the most important principle is promoting welfare. Because it will help all of us and it can limit property on people. It will help people work less and get paid more so people can get more of what they need.

Dianely

2024-09-17 01:22:57 UTC

I think the most important principle is “ Establish justice”. I think its important because it is important for people to know what is the law is and if there action should be punish. I think it more important because it will have other people to be safe and more protect, from people that be doing things that doesn’t follow the law, and when it come to establish justice there is no bias and the only that they will care about is that if they have evidence if you broke the law or not.

Brianna Mejia

2024-09-17 02:04:00 UTC

I think that the most important principle is “Insurance domestic tranquility”. I feel that in a happy country there has to be peace and safety. Peace is very important in a country because with peace you can live for more and just be more relaxed most of the time. Whether there is limited to no violence it shows how the people in the country are respectful to one another. No violence will help the country feel safe and not have to worry about getting hurt. It also shows how there’s no negativity in the country making the country more united as a whole.

Oscar C.

2024-09-17 03:17:31 UTC

I think the most important principle is "in Order to form a more perfect union". Because if the country stays the same forever, other countries may evolve and the power that the country has may also decrease. Many immigrants come to this country because is the best country to work in, if the country doesn't change with time other countries will take that place. If we don't changes happen inside the country to stand out against other countries, with time we will be losing that power that was gained before.