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     Were like a bird imprisoned into cage, very dependent to the masters. They hold our lives and freedom that  we deserve. Thanks to the people who open this to let us soar high freely without any consequences in returned. But does it ever cross to your mind, how did we get this?, who fought to get this? and we do we celebrating Independence Day ?

      Last June 12,2018 we celebrated the Independence Day, the day we had our freedom, and peace. Dr. Jose Rizal, Andres Bonifacio and Emilio Aguinaldo are just a few example of the heroes who sacrificed their lives for our country. They willingly gave all they have. They fought very bravery not minding their own safety. Celebrating Independence Day is recognizing and remembering all the  people who died to let this- freedom happen. To give our sincere gratitude to what they made and to give importance to it.

     So let us be responsible in using this freedom, know our limitations because freedom cannot simple have in just one snap.

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