The United Nations was formed 1945 to facilitate the protection of human rights and to encourage world peace in a free and open world for all humanity. The name originates from the Allied forces in World War Two, where so many nations had come together to fight the oppressive, racist, and genocidal regime of the Nazis.
To that end, most of the world has come together to work on this, and has accomplished many things. However, throughout its history, the United Nations has shown one consistent problem - not enough power. Individual nations, even those conceived in liberty, often fail at providing that to their citizens.
So, the United States of America, one nation among many, should encourage the common growth and protection of the entire human race, by encouraging the expansion of the U.N.
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