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Unbroken In Americas history people are raised with a central idea on freedom. This however is not the case, man time’s people have these freedoms ripped from them. There are many examples so support this idea however; I think one of the best examples is from a novel called Unbroken. In this novel there is an Olympian named Louis Hampering. Louis was born In New York City and was an Italian and very poor. Because of this Louis grew up stealing almost none stop and everyone knew that he did so.
This gave him a very poor view from others. Italians at the time where viewed very poorly. Because of this he had to fear the Idea that was spreading through America, this being social Darwinism, the Idea states that we need the most physically fit, smart, and logical people In our country. People who did not fit this would be sent to Insane asylums and held there. The most typical option was to castrate the people against their will and keep them from producing “unfit” children.
This was much against peoples will and It was taking away the freedom to have hillier, people had to fear about who the where, if they were gay, hyper, or even lust slow witted. After a few years Louis got his life straight and became a world star in the sport of running. This became his life and his one goal was to go to the Olympics. Louis succeeded in this but lost to the other racers because he did not get to race in the event he had trained for. After this he planned on being the fastest man ever in the next Olympics but a war had begun and he was called to serve for his country.
Louis was called to be on a bomber and over the course of a few years his team and he became one of the best bomber crews in the air force. On one particular flight Louis was told he needed to try and find some missing people that crashed and he was told that the crew would have to use a worn out and hardly working bomber called the green hornet. They accepted the challenge however; after traveling thousands of miles into the middle of the ocean the plane went down hard, leaving only three Orvis’s out of the original 11 on the plane.
After a brutal 47 days on a life raft fighting for survival and death of one of the other crew mates the made it to shore. However they were soon greeted by angry Japanese and taken to a POP camp. These camps took away all of their freedoms and completely disregarded to rules made by the Geneva Convention and the Red Cross. The Americans where raised on the Idea that they would never loose there freedoms and In this instance they lost all of them. This goes against the common belief of
Americans that there freedom will never be Infringe upon. Unfortunately In this case, Louis had to find out in one of the most brutal was possible. Marxism By mattresses Unbroken Louis Hampering. Louis was born in New York City and was an Italian and very poor. Very poorly. Because of this he had to fear the idea that was spreading through America, this being social Darwinism, the idea states that we need the most physically fit, smart, and logical people in our country.
People who did not fit this old be sent to insane asylums and held there. The most typical option was to This was much against peoples will and it was taking away the freedom to have just slow witted. After a brutal 47 days on a life raft fighting for survival and death of one of the The Americans where raised on the idea that they would never loose there freedoms and in this instance they lost all of them. This goes against the common belief of Americans that there freedom will never be infringe upon. Unfortunately in this case,