Dontgomery Leave You Defenseless Rhetorical Analysis

Through these comments, you can already tell that this ad is going to be about difference and how those people face their differences. I feel like their appearance and beliefs play a huge roll in their discussion. I believe the author picked these two people because of how their views differ and how their genders play a role in this discussion. The main problem these two people face is there opposite views regarding feminism. In America right now the political climate is very tense; we have two sides that believe they are right, and that they should get what they want. So you have a man saying that feminism is man-hating and a women saying that she describes herself as a feminist. I think the reason they used a man and women for this topic is to really apply the thought that men don 't understand what women are trying to get from the feminist movement. They really want the audience to see how different these two people are. Following the conversation on feminism, two new people are paired together. The two new people are two white men, one is probably in his 20 's to 30 's and the other is in his 30 's to 40 's. The older man says that he "doesn 't believe that climate change exists" (0:29) and the younger man says "we are not taking

​In the article titled The Other Problem with Trump’s Second Amendment comments, Donald Trump falsely accused Hillary Clinton of being too strict with the Second Amendment, causing people to take matters into their own hands. Trump made careless comments about Clinton when he stated if Hillary Clinton ever became President “Second Amendment people” could take matters into their own hands. Trumps comments about Clinton are misleading. Clinton’s support of a reasonable gun law in the United States is not the same as abolishing the whole amendment. She has tight gun restrictions but never once has she said nor indicated that she wants to abolish the Second Amendment. She just wants more laws to protect the citizens and many families that have been affected by the use of illegal guns in communities.

Hillary believes that guns should be banned and that we should reverse gun manufacturer immunity so that they can be sued, Personally my favorite gun company is Heckler and Koch, If I bought a gun from Heckler and Koch and went and held up a store, shot the cashier took the money and ran and accidently forgot the gun on the counter, the police find the gun and determine its from Heckler and Koch and tell the family of the cashier, why would the family decide to sue Heckler and Koch? The company did not tell me to shoot the man, they were not involved in any way besides that I obtained a gun from

The National Rifle Association stands in fierce opposition to any form of restrictive gun-control. As the leading pro-gun group in America, the NRA is dedicated to protecting an individual's right to carry guns. Basing its view on the Second Amendment, the NRA believes any form of gun-control leads to a complete prohibition. When an individual loses the right to own weapons, the political balance between the federal government and the citizens will be broken. So the NRA holds many public speeches to advocate for "prohibition on prohibition of guns" every year ("Gun

You go to grab your gun, but quickly realize it that guns had been taken away from all citizens in the United States and you no longer have one. This scenario is just an example of the many things gun activist are trying to explain to the fellow Americans. Jonathan Gottschall said, “ Part of why I was attracted to guns was self-defense.” Guns are a way of self defense to several. Taking guns away from people would be like taking away the wheels of a car. You can’t drive a car without wheels just as most can not protect themselves without guns. The vice president of the NRA says, “ The only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is with a good guy with a gun.” Let me inform you by saying that the people in the NRA are law abiding citizens. What the vice president means by saying that is it takes a guy who follows the laws and is a qualified gun owner to kill a “bad guy”. Taking away guns will not stop criminals from committing crimes. Only about 13% of crimes are gun related. One major thing firearms are used for are hunting game. Many people live off game and it is one of their only sources of food. Nearly 35% of Americans hunt game for food (David Draper, Fieldandstream.com). Taking guns away from these people would be taking away their food.

To delude the reader, news satire sties use “The nature of social media, by exposing only headlines or partial snippets of articles […] even readers who went so far as to scan the first few lines of the article text might have been left with the impression there was some legitimacy to the claim about a gun grab” (“False: Hillary's Recovered”…). However Clinton did state her stance about the NRA, but no concrete evidence was found to be proven that this would take place. This is a common way for news satire sites to establish some sort of credibility in order to convey a convincing article. In contrary this supposed 'Gun Grab', this goes against our right to bear arms in the First Amendment, claiming “In an even more sickening invasion of privacy and trampling of rights, the raids are being coordinated to occur when most citizens won’t even be home to protest the illegal seizure of their property” (“Found in Hillary’s Recovered”…). This article contradicts its self in terms of infringing on our rights as citizens. In the Bill Of Rights our First Amendment protects us to be able to carry guns and bear our Arms. It is important to read further than the headline before automatically assuming that the information is correct. This article contained parts of actual information on Clinton’s

The advertisement that I pick was a true or false Modess advertisement. This advertisement really represent the 1950’s and 60’s because at that time women were allowed to vote, but didn't how a out of house job. A female's job at that time was to stay at home cook, clean, be a wife, and a mother. As for a male's job he was a work and was “allowed” to clean he just had to go to work and provide money for the family. The show I Love Lucy is an example of what was the job for a women in the 1950’s was. The Brady Bunch was in the late 1960’s, but it still show how life was back then and how were gender roles took place in a family. On that note women weren't allowed to be all feminin. This product makes me think that the human body back then, especially

The Second Amendment states “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed” (NRA). People who are pro gun control seen to focus more on the “well regulated militia” part. Whereas, people who are anti gun control seen to focus more on the “shall not be infringed” part. The Second Amendment is a debated topic for several reasons. To begin with, Many politicians love to talk about the Second Amendment. Hillary Clinton once said “I’m not here to repeal the Second Amendment” (Gottlieb 1). However this statement she made may not be all that true. Throughout history the Democratic party has always been about limiting guns. According to the article, “Gun prohibitionists...go unchallenged when talking about the the ‘33,000 lives lost annually to gun violence,’ when it widely is known that two-thirds of those fatalities are suicides” (Gottlieb 3). Something else people bring up is the fact that the Bill of Rights is what grants people their rights and in the article “Ready...Fire...Aim,” the author declares “Once a right is surrendered, we will not get it back” (Gottlieb 4). This also brings up a separate argument. If people's right to bear arms is infringed, that would make the rest of the constitution worthless due to the fact that it can be

According to the Congressional Digest, the National Rifle Association (NRA) is noted as an organization, among many, that is a very prominent opponent in the debate for stricter gun laws. The NRA as well as many gun owners all over the country are opposed to stricter gun control laws simply because they believe that they will eventually result in blocking their capability of obtaining firearms as law-abiding, citizens and ultimately threaten or violate their Second Amendment right to “bear arms.” In contrast, an article in New Republic Magazine written by Akhil Reed Amar persuades readers to reexamine the Second Amendment with a narrow mind as he says gun

In this commercial, the Hillary Clinton campaign is being attacked. It claims that Clinton is an unfit president for the United States by using a variety of examples. The video begins by talking about the emails she deleted from her account and then speaks about how certain terroristic attacks could have been prevented if an organization she was in did more. It says that the Senate Intelligence Committee Review blames the State Department for these attacks and brings up Hillary Clinton. The ad then says that she wants to “reset” connections with Russia, however, it shows that Russia has caused some major problems in the world. Later, the ad says that she was under fire when she landed at one place, but then it shows a video that shows her happily talking to children and people. Clinton is then shown saying that she came out of the White House broke, though it is stated that she came out with

This article expresses the two point of views regarding gun control laws, opponents and supporters. Opposing citizens state that the vast majority of gun owners are law abiding citizens, who buy guns for hunting or protection. They also state if the laws were to put in affect they will only benefit criminals by taking guns away from other citizens. Therefore, citizens cannot protect themselves or others from a shooter. Critics say “Taking away citizens right to defend themselves will not reduce gun violence”. National Rifle Association (NRA) believes more guns are necessary to put a stop to gun violence. They also suggested placing armed guards at schools across the nation. NRA spokesperson said “The only thing that stops a bad guy is a good

This was a War bond propaganda during the Second World War. This considered to be one of the most diverse categories due to the large range in audience that they were trying to target. Women were used in war bond propaganda in the United States of America during the Second World War. To encourage those on the home front to buy more war bonds. They used women on the propaganda to inspire both men and women to buy bonds. This poster is also specifically at women who were now in charge of their own finances since many of their husbands had left for war. These posters showed American women what was expected of them and it’s taking an emotional appeal to motivate others to buy war bonds.

Gun control has been a controversial topic for many years now with all the massive shootings going on and the high number of murders happening without selfdefense. In the second amendment in the United States constitution it gives us the right to bear arms so we can be protected and feel secured in this country. Nevertheless, this presidential election can be very crucial for the N.R.A with Donald Trump in favor of allowing us to carry firearms, but on the other hand Hillary Clinton has made it the “centerpiece” of her campaign. Trump has been ignoring the lethal topic of gun control and seems to be more fixated on the seemingly smaller chances of terrorist attacks in our nation. Trump is the N.R.A’s only hope of not having any further changes towards gun control, Trump states that “It’s a necessity to be armed for the next gun spree.” The real question is why would anyone sell weapons that have been used in war be sold in any ordinary market?

The most conspicuous part of the advertisement is the image of the woman in front of a black background so that only her face is visible. This in itself is important because it is automatically making her face the focus of the advertisement and not her body. Unlike most advertisements in which a woman’s body is exploited to sell products to men, the UN Women advertisement draws attention to her eyes, therefore making her your equal, since you have to make eye contact with her instead of looking anywhere else on her body. She is completely expressionless, looking at the viewer with a blank stare, a totally blank slate onto which viewer’s reflect their own views. Even more important, the woman pictured is a Muslim woman, as displayed by her hijab. The hijab is widely seen in western society as a form of oppression by men, to make women subservient to them, and by juxtaposing an ad for equality with the

Shawn Mendes’ “Treat You Better” encourages teen girls to leave harmful relationships with aggressive visuals and compassionate lyrics. Shawn Mendes’ song “Treat You Better” inspires the target audience by the use of shocking visuals. Firstly, the music video connects with teen girls because it plays with the audiences’ emotions through abuse and violence. In one image, the boy aggressively talks and pushes the main girl around. The same boy punches another teen while his girlfriend stands by helpless. Lastly, the audience sees the girl in an unsafe situation while in a car with the main boy. The harmful situations expose these relationships with the violent visuals. This violence and abuse encourage teenage girls to get out of relationships