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American Dream TodayEnglisch
Es gibt einige Schauspieler wie zum Beispiel Jennifer Lopez, die den Amerikanischen Traum leben. Der Amerikanische Traum wurde schon von vielen erreicht. Er existiert also durchaus. Es sind eben nur diese einzelne Konzepte, die nicht realistisch sind.
Positiv ist eigentlich nur, dass sie ihren Glauben nicht aufgeben und das sie ja auch bereit sind dort diese billig Arbeit zu machen. Man muss bedenken, dass es Ihnen in ihrem Land durchaus nicht besser geht. Die riskieren ihr Leben an der Grenze zwischen USA und Mexico, also wird es ihnen sehr viel bedeuten, nach Amerika gehen zu können, selbst wenn sie dort in schlechten Lebensverhältnissen leben. Das ist das einzige "positive". Schlechter kann Ihnen eigentlich nicht gehen, da Mexico ihnen ja nichts besseres bietet.
Positiv ist eigentlich nur, dass sie ihren Glauben nicht aufgeben und das sie ja auch bereit sind dort diese billig Arbeit zu machen. Man muss bedenken, dass es Ihnen in ihrem Land durchaus nicht besser geht. Die riskieren ihr Leben an der Grenze zwischen USA und Mexico, also wird es ihnen sehr viel bedeuten, nach Amerika gehen zu können, selbst wenn sie dort in schlechten Lebensverhältnissen leben. Das ist das einzige "positive". Schlechter kann Ihnen eigentlich nicht gehen, da Mexico ihnen ja nichts besseres bietet.
Wir hatten als weiteres Beispiel auch den quizgame AD gehabt. Dass viele durch Glücksspiel (Poker, allg. Casino ) oder quizshows zum materiellen Reichtum kommen ABER DER EINE AD heute nicht mehr existiert sondern für jeden selbst geschaffen wird und das man diese "alten" AD übernehmen will , man daran scheitert (Bsp Willy loman)
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Original von Lenimausi
Ich stimme dir soweit zu.
Den Glaube an den Amerikansichen Traum gibt es immernoch, da der Optimismus vieler Menschen dort nicht verloren geht (Beispiel Tortilla Curtain).
According to American citizens and also many immigrants in America, they want to be responsible for themselfes (themselves). Thus, poverty is a result (of) how they behave. In the point of view of people living in the USA the state is not responsible for poverty and awful circumstances.
Several people and especially Hispanc immigrants in the USA are not able to receive several concepts of the American Dream such as equality or the idea to go from (')rags to riches(') t(h)rough hard work because they have more disadvantages. For instance, they have bad educations (no s ! ) and some even (dont have any) knowledge of language.Additionally, the American Dream depends on fortune and education. One thing which should not be neglected is that especially illegal aliens do not have the same opportunities because they are illegal and faced with xenophobia. Consequently, illegal Hispanics officially are not allowed to work and so to go(rise) from rags to riches t(h)rough hard work. Moreover, they are exploited and American citizens use them for cheap disposable labour. Hence, they are also called 'the new Black's ' which shows the negative approach toward Hispanics in America.
Another important point to mention is that the idea of a melting pot where all nations melt together to one nation never turned into reality. Additionally, the African Americans were excluded from the idea of a melting pot from the beginning. The USA has the largest Hispanic population next to Mexico itself. Accordingly, Mexican people in America favour to maintain their customs and traditions. Thus, the idea of a melting pot is now being replaced by the idea of a salad bowl where immigrants are able to preserve their cultural heritage. However, American citizens still favour the idea of assimilation. This is also one reason for their negative approach towards immigrants.
Furthermore, many people in America are living in awful circumstances because in the United States there is no welfare state which supports people who are in need of help. In particular, illegal immigrants have to fight for survival. For instance, the novel 'Tortilla Curtain' describes a scenario where a Mexican couple has to steal food to survive because they do not have enough money although they work hard. Hence, they live the American Nightmare. This is why the idea of a classless society did also not turn into reality because there is a big gap between poor and rich.
Ja, sowas halt zu AD und Hispanics würde ich mal sagen.
Ansonsten kannst du ja nichts wirklich damit verbinden...
Also einige Konzepte gelten eben nicht für jeden, dennoch halten alle am Glauben fest ud wollen auch keinen welfare state so richtig..
Kritik nehme ich gerne an!
Ich stimme dir soweit zu.
Den Glaube an den Amerikansichen Traum gibt es immernoch, da der Optimismus vieler Menschen dort nicht verloren geht (Beispiel Tortilla Curtain).
According to American citizens and also many immigrants in America, they want to be responsible for themselfes (themselves). Thus, poverty is a result (of) how they behave. In the point of view of people living in the USA the state is not responsible for poverty and awful circumstances.
Several people and especially Hispanc immigrants in the USA are not able to receive several concepts of the American Dream such as equality or the idea to go from (')rags to riches(') t(h)rough hard work because they have more disadvantages. For instance, they have bad educations (no s ! ) and some even (dont have any) knowledge of language.Additionally, the American Dream depends on fortune and education. One thing which should not be neglected is that especially illegal aliens do not have the same opportunities because they are illegal and faced with xenophobia. Consequently, illegal Hispanics officially are not allowed to work and so to go(rise) from rags to riches t(h)rough hard work. Moreover, they are exploited and American citizens use them for cheap disposable labour. Hence, they are also called 'the new Black's ' which shows the negative approach toward Hispanics in America.
Another important point to mention is that the idea of a melting pot where all nations melt together to one nation never turned into reality. Additionally, the African Americans were excluded from the idea of a melting pot from the beginning. The USA has the largest Hispanic population next to Mexico itself. Accordingly, Mexican people in America favour to maintain their customs and traditions. Thus, the idea of a melting pot is now being replaced by the idea of a salad bowl where immigrants are able to preserve their cultural heritage. However, American citizens still favour the idea of assimilation. This is also one reason for their negative approach towards immigrants.
Furthermore, many people in America are living in awful circumstances because in the United States there is no welfare state which supports people who are in need of help. In particular, illegal immigrants have to fight for survival. For instance, the novel 'Tortilla Curtain' describes a scenario where a Mexican couple has to steal food to survive because they do not have enough money although they work hard. Hence, they live the American Nightmare. This is why the idea of a classless society did also not turn into reality because there is a big gap between poor and rich.
Ja, sowas halt zu AD und Hispanics würde ich mal sagen.
Ansonsten kannst du ja nichts wirklich damit verbinden...
Also einige Konzepte gelten eben nicht für jeden, dennoch halten alle am Glauben fest ud wollen auch keinen welfare state so richtig..
Kritik nehme ich gerne an!
