The Article "Did My Car Join Al Qaeda?" is a persuasive argument written by former New York Times reporter, Woody Hechswender. It seems that a series of TV commercials had been issued out that some how SUV vehicles are linked to Mideastern terrorism; Mr. Hechswender is in fact a owner of an SUV. Throughout Hechswender's article we can see many ethos, pathos, and logos examples arguing the fact whether or not terrorism and SUVs are linked together.
Hechswender shows the use of ethos appeal by stating the reason for his owning an SUV. It is proven that vehicles such as the SUV and light trucks are most practical for difficult terrains, such as the type Hechswender must deal with being in northern New York. A Ford Focus is not entirely practical
Hechswender shows the use of ethos appeal by stating the reason for his owning an SUV. It is proven that vehicles such as the SUV and light trucks are most practical for difficult terrains, such as the type Hechswender must deal with being in northern New York. A Ford Focus is not entirely practical