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Nat2105 [25]
2 years ago
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Do you agree that even if you make a difference to even a few, your task of citizenship is accomplished

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son4ous [18]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Even if it makes a difference for a few people, a citizenship task is accomplished, as long as that difference is positive.

Explanation:

The most important task of citizenship is to comply with constitutional laws and guarantee the security and rights of all individuals in society. In this case, a citizen who demands the respect and security of the rights of any social group, even if small, is already fulfilling its citizenship duty, even if it does not have a major national impact.

As an example of this, we can mention a citizen who donates food to needy families in his city. Food is the right of every citizen and that citizen who is helping those who cannot have that right, is fulfilling their duty of citizenship.

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