Rhetorical Analysis

shoulders of present and future government, it also has a lot to do with past government officials as well. Kurt Schlichter, a retired army official and professor at an army academy, gives his opinion based on his experience serving our country on the government, and how it effects our obsession with zombies. He goes into detail about how in our history we have had many presidents, like Kennedy, George W. Bush, and now Obama that promise us many things they cannot deliver. These are the some of the most recent presidents, but certainly not all that have done this. He explains that each of them has offered up ideas and proposals that seem to be bullet proof and extraordinary solutions to the problems in our country—yet all of them have fallen short in some way or another. He believes that most of politics only benefits you if you support the person pushing the ideas and making the rules. Historically, political figures are willing to help you only for your loyalty and your vote, and are less willing to help those who do not support and agree with their ideas. Because we are so diverse as a country, our views differ and tensions rise with every election. More and more we see that this diversity and distrust/ hatred towards our government is making …show more content…
It is so easy to spread germs these days and nearly everyone gets sick at least once a year. When Ebola came into the states, it did not take long to start spreading, same with Swine Flu, and many other highly contagious diseases. We get so overly cautious about staying healthy, washing our hands, and not sharing drinks because we are fearful of catching a horrible sickness or disease. That is partially how the zombie infection spread in World War Z— through contaminated food. We as “germ freak” Americans know just how easily that could really happen if zombies became real, and that scares