“GMO’s Aren’t That Bad, But Monsanto Is the Worst” “GMOs Aren’t That Bad but Monsanto is Worse” is a online article written and published by Vice and rhetorically argues that Monsanto, a horrible agricultural-biotechnology company, is about unprofessional engineering and is pushing genetically modified organisms aka GMO’s on North America. Vice’s key point is that not only does Monsanto engineer and push unhealthy, hazardous non-organic seeds and foods on consumers, but manipulatively takes advantage of the market. The use of pictures, links to more statistics, and informal language is what makes this article convincing and reasonable yet compelling and concerning.
This article is simply judgmental. Although over a hundred years old, Monsanto has become a broad name amongst college …show more content…
The purpose is written clearly with compelling characteristics and connections of why Monsanto is such an awful agricultural-biotechnology company. This of course is a reasonable approach, or logos. Giving further with information from links, facts, and data to the audience not only advises the audience even more, but also creates credibility for Vice. Vice is a fairly well respected, successful, legitimate magazine that, as of recently, essentially focuses on political issues with a perspective of a liberal. Vice would hurt terribly if an irrelevant, worthless piece was released.
One of the links provided was a link to an explanation of “Agent Orange,” is a chemical agent produced by the company Monsanto, which killed and injured an estimated millions of Vietnamese people in the Vietnam war. Below was a black and white picture of a deformed son and his mother affected by Agent Orange. This picture is obviously disturbing but also extremely sorrowful as represented by the black and white image. This picture is just one of the many introduced in the article to capture the emotions of the
This article is simply judgmental. Although over a hundred years old, Monsanto has become a broad name amongst college …show more content…
The purpose is written clearly with compelling characteristics and connections of why Monsanto is such an awful agricultural-biotechnology company. This of course is a reasonable approach, or logos. Giving further with information from links, facts, and data to the audience not only advises the audience even more, but also creates credibility for Vice. Vice is a fairly well respected, successful, legitimate magazine that, as of recently, essentially focuses on political issues with a perspective of a liberal. Vice would hurt terribly if an irrelevant, worthless piece was released.
One of the links provided was a link to an explanation of “Agent Orange,” is a chemical agent produced by the company Monsanto, which killed and injured an estimated millions of Vietnamese people in the Vietnam war. Below was a black and white picture of a deformed son and his mother affected by Agent Orange. This picture is obviously disturbing but also extremely sorrowful as represented by the black and white image. This picture is just one of the many introduced in the article to capture the emotions of the