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Is propaganda simply a negative term for effectively communicating arguments we disagree with?

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Is propaganda simply a negative term for effectively communicating arguments we disagree with?

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Pathos, ethos, logos. False information. Bias. Tribalism and unwillingness to trust information from outside influences.

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Pathos, ethos, logos. False information. Bias. Tribalism and unwillingness to trust information from outside influences.

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Propaganda has been used and associated with some of the worst humanitarian outrages in human history.

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Propaganda has been used and associated with some of the worst humanitarian outrages in human history.

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Are messages within children’s media simply negative?

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Do people actually care about impaired driving? Or do they only care when they are effected?

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After the prohibition of alcohol, why did the percentage of bootleg profits and crime rates go up and how were these people regulated?

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How is bullying propaganda really perceived in the public eye? How do people with the opposite opinion feel about bullying propaganda?

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Who was the target audience for the just say no campaign?  Why?

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Should there be greater consequences for texting and driving?

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Should there be greater consequences for texting and driving?

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What effect does the themes presented in Incredibles 2 have on the younger generations behaviors and understanding of gender?

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How does drinking and driving affect your way of life?

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Pathos, Ethos and Logos are used throughout my paper as well as the topic of bias.

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Why are people purchasing products they know have little to no credibility.

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Is propaganda mainly a positive way of advertisement or is it a negative way and considered manipulation? Does it have the power to influence citizens or anyone so heavily?

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The use of false information, and the people seeing the propaganda’s reaction to this information. There is some bias from the people running the campaign.

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Pathos, ethos, logos. Gender. Familiy dynamic. Women empowerment. Feminism. Gender stereotypes. Child behavior.

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The opposing opinion thinks bullying is really just toughening up kids. They shouldn’t be so sensitive or take it personally. They think the world is too soft and bullying will help them to survive in the real world.

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There is some bias throughout my paper and there is some ethos, pathos, and logos in my paper.

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Did the movie The Interview actually change or impact people’s perception of North Korea/ Kim Jong Un or was it just seen as a stupid comedy movie?

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There is better technology coming out such as hands free devices, and cars with sensors and that brake for you if you don’t and lane drifting technology.

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Scientific research on how much children can be affected by media. What type of messages are put into children’s media? How could these messages affect them later on in life?

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There is mostly pathos, ethos and logos with little bias in my paper.

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Is there any other way that is any less cruel to train soldiers, and does this method of training achieve the goals the military desires?

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Topics of bias are used in influencing people with propaganda as well as lots of pathos, logos, or ethos.

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The psychology behind why people are making these decisions, How the consumer feels (Ethos), how ahave these company’s not been shut down

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Bias, Intensified information blown out of proportion, ethos mostly, questioning outside information

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Did Child labor during the industrial period negatively affect the generations after?

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Propaganda has been used all around the world which unfortunately includes dictatorships and has been used to influence people of doing evil or hateful acts.

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Pathos, Ethos, Logos. Statistics involved with specific drugs, and statistics with alcohol. Gender and age statistics as well

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Bullying is perceived by many different ways by many different eyes. They eyes of the bullied, bullies, bystanders, parents and outsiders. One side of bullying is perceived as an epidemic that need stopped because it’s effecting the all around health of children. The other side claims bullying is not a real thing. Kids need to take it and toughen up and face the real world because they’re too sensitive. They way they perceive it is determined by the way they’ve been impacted by it. The question that remains, Does bullying propaganda even make a difference? Does it appeal to the Ethos, Pathos, and Logos of peoples senses?

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Pathos, ethos, logos, mindset of people, motivation, how far they would go to get their hands on something illegal, how the family was affected (mostly the homemaker and children).

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The themes presented in Incredibles are overlooked by children because they are drawn to the superhero story rather than what the themes are trying to convey.

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People exposed to the just say no campaign were just as likely to try drugs and alcohol as people who were not exposed.

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Things I want to explore are the bias in the parents. The parents who are advocating and the ones who want the liberty to raise their children the way that they want too.

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I don’t think there is or should be an oppposing opinion regarding drinking and driving. All drunk driver instances are bad in many ways.

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The opposing opinion believes that there is no messages within children’s media and that people should not worry about what children expose themselves to.

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Pathos and Ethos: the emotions of soldiers during combat and their values of family and life outside of the military.

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Although war propaganda has been used by dictators and people/leaders whose intentions are harmful and full of hate including bias, propaganda has been primarily used to influence people to support a cause or to help support people. My source is used to try to persuade citizens to buy war bonds to help the soldiers fighting for us and help the government defeat their opponent. Propaganda can be used in helpful and persuasive ways.

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The opposing viewpoint is that Un is a great and right leader and his propaganda showing him to be god-like.

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Only few people are involved in Impaired driving and the likelihood of being involved in a crash is low.

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While the crime rates and bootleg profits went up, the consumption of alcohol did decrease.

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Although children may overlook the deeper themes presented in Incredibles 2 due to appeal of the superhero narrative, the underlying themes of women empowerment, family dynamic, and feminism can shape children’s behaviors and understanding of gender.

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The opposing argument in Child Labor Laws , is that this is America a free country so let us be free do what we want. Which isn’t really fair to society.

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The opposition would be that people are not well educated and dont know that the products claims are impossible.

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There is a use of bias within Nazi/US propaganda to influence the citizens, there’s also ethos that appeals to the emotions of the people. Propaganda is also used in extreme ways by both sides.

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Is society consciously aware of the racial component of pro-war propaganda?
Is there a way to stop it?

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Although there are many media examples that hold no messages of negativity, there are also many examples within the media where negative messages are greatly presented. These messages may have a greater impact on children than we know and also have the potential to effect the future as well.

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Do people think about how much propaganda actually effect there view of different topics.

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The methods used by the military to train their soldiers to be cold-blooded killers are completely necessary to ready the mem for war.

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It is a historic fact that Child Labor laws existed in America during the industrial revolution. In hopes of reforming the society that was okay with child labor, their was a lot of photography and propaganda to gain exposure to the reform. It was ran in local newspapers and on flyers in workplaces. Without the source of propaganda that they had, I highly doubt the reform would’ve been succussful during that time.

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Drunk driving propaganda throughout history has been used to create the fear of death, in many ways the scaring tactic has lowered drinking and driving instances

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That people will be always able to identify propaganda and will always catch it.

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While prohibition did lead to the decrease in the consumption of alcohol, it also lead to a drastic increase in the amount of boot leg profits and crimes committed. The Prohibition Era’s outcome was the opposite of its intention and led to a reality in which people had to find a way to either survive without alcohol or do anything to get their hands on it. The Anti-Saloon League and other organizations supporting the dry campaign had to focus on regulating these people and warning others about the mental and physical harm from the consumption of alcohol.

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Although there are hands free devices, and new cars that have technology to help prevent crashes. However these things are not full proof, your car isn’t going to help if your spinning out of control, or if your going 80 miles an hour straight into a median. People need to have their eyes on the road at all times. If people are texting and driving and get pulled over should they receive a greater consequence other than fines?

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How have African-American people been portrayed in the media throughout history? To what extent can this effect the perception of black people? How much have we improved over time, and is there more work to be done?

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Stereotypes - Aggressive,  angry, monstrous, intellectually inferior, sexually deviant/promiscuous
Examples of propaganda depicting black people in this way from the past and present

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Although the methods used by the military to train its soldiers to be heartless killers can be seen as necessary to properly prepare them for war, such methods, nonetheless, force the people to feel sympathetic for these soldiers by appealing to their values and emotions.

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Propaganda is used regularly for and against the dictator of North Korea Kim Jong Un; even though there are some ways he is a good leader, the deception and attempts at propaganda that Un and his staff inject into the media and his country are exposed by the United States through various mediums, fact and stretches of truth. Uncovered misleading information reveals the flaws of a dictatorship and leads Americans to beleive that Kim Jong Un is a twisted propagandist and

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Although people continue to purchase products that claim things that are not possible, it seems to happen quite a bit and the reasoning behind it is strange. People disregard facts for fiction for one desired result when there could be one logical step taken to prevent taking action in this cause.

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The just say no campaign became a huge symbol for the war on drugs, but it might not have been successful in keeping people away from drugs. The campaign was effective in spreading knowledge about drugs, but it was not in actually stopping people from using, and definitely did not change the minds of those who already used drugs.

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Those in opposition argue that our society has progressed to a point where we understand racism is wrong, that we can tell the difference between fiction and reality, and these negative portrayals of black people in the media are rare, if not entirely nonexistent today.

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Throughout American history, African-American people have been portrayed negatively in the media in a multitude of ways, and some of these stereotypes still exist in contemporary pop culture. Some argue that these stereotypes are things of the past, that American society has entirely progressed beyond racism, and that therefore, how black people are portrayed in the media isn’t worthy of because modern audiences can distinguish between fantasy and reality. However, many of these ugly stereotypes manifest in modern pop culture, and consuming media that perpetuates certain points of view can color an audiences perception of the world over time, whether that audience knows or now.

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Although the likelihood of you being involved in a impaired driving crash is low, the risk is still there. Many people do not understand the risk that they are putting others and themselves at, and the consequences they will both endure.