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The freedom to express their own ideas?
This essay is for practice of the IELTS! I will take IELTS in 3 days! Wish me good luck and give me some advices please (´・ω・` ) : )
Throughout the history, it is a controversy issue that creative artists should always have rights to express their own arts with the will. Whilst some people state that they should be restricted by the goverment.
It is true that free ideas and arts, mass media can affect a lot in our lives. They give us a large number of information and expressions. In the meantime, they can harm and mislead others.
If the government does not restrict harmful or incorrect informations, there would be countless lies and dangers. (feel like there are better wordings for this)
For example, in Japan, an article has been getting a great amount of attention.
The author stated that milk is not healthy. In fact, it can cause many kinds of diseases. However, there's no proof of it, and he just wanted to write an unbelievable article.
Since milk is believed to be healthy, people were shocked and the consumption (i actually think "demand" fits better here. there's a marketing vocab called demand and supply curve. when there's a decrease in demand and supply remains the same, equilibrium price goes down) of milk declined for a while. Because of that, a majority of farmers were affected terribly.
In spite of those facts, I believe that everyone deserves the freedom (to what?). The government can not force us to be how they wish us to be.
To sum up, it would be the best if people express their thoughts responsibly.
They should not state issues with false informations.
Otherwise, we could loose(loose means not very tight) our rights to express our ideas freely, and the goverment will have to restrict the freedom.I personally don't agree with the last part. Government does not have the right to take our rights away, when there's no violation to the law. It is our constitutional right to express our thoughts, and nobody has the right to take it away.
0 votedApril 7, 20152I wanna speak English more fluently.
I've learned English for about 4 months.
I can read and write well, but I can't speak well.
When I can't translate what I want to say into English,
it's frustrating.
Because I can't translate words immediately. ("it" here stands for the concept of translating the words you want to say from Japanese to English, therefore the second half is saying that you can't translate is because you can't translate, which is repeating the first half)I have to practice speaking English a lot.
0 votedApril 7, 20151The latest menu of Starbucks
I tried the latest drink of Starbucks today.
It's called Almond Milk Latte.
It was pretty good!
I love sweet drinks, especially from Starbucks.
Because we can order drinks that are custom-made there.
I always order my drink with extra cream.
When I'm tired, I feel like I want to drink it (be more specific with "it" please).
I try to not have to many sweets.
But I can't help having a drink of Starbucks when I look in the shops.
Anyway, I recommend it(be more specific with "it" please).Try it!
(I don't like sweet drinks, I drink sriracha sause instead, and I breathe fire. Just kidding, I like sweet drinks, and I don't breathe fire)
0 votedApril 7, 20151
