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    How can two of the most controversial factors, racial discrimination and gender inequality, become overlooked when talking about class in America? Chris Arnade, author of “Why Trump Voters Are Not Complete Idiots,” explains why rural America supports Trump’s presidency. He continues to talk about how America is segregated between elites and common citizens. In addition, he states that what determines an elite is based on culture, social status, education, and way of living. Even though Arnade…

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    Edith Wharton uses Mrs. Manstey’s view to call the rich neglectant idiots while the poor pathetic losers. Mrs. Manstey allows herself to lose everything she loves because of her poor financial state. When she feels herself about to lose another love of hers, a view into the boarding houses overgrown junky backyards, she decides to speak up. She takes a rare visit out to plead her case to Mrs. Black I never had what I wanted… It was always one disappointment after another. For years I wanted to…

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    article, Watching TV Makes You Smarter, Steven Johnson argues that many of the shows that our population considers unhealthy are actually relatively healthy for our brains. On the other hand, Dana Stevens argues in her essay, Thinking Outside The Idiot Box, that Steven Johnson’s thesis makes absolutely no sense and that television in no way gets our brains thinking or makes us smarter. Johnson starts by explaining what he calls the Sleeper Curve. He does this by comparing older TV shows like…

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    Ignorance Is Not a Bliss In his excerpt “Idiot Nation,” from his 2001 book Stupid White Men and and Other Sorry Excuses for the State of the Nation, Michael Moore argues that the American education system has failed to properly educate its students and has instead produced a “standardized citizenry” incapable of developing their own opinions and beliefs. As a political activist, the author is angered by how ignorant the country has become and continues to be, and tries to prove to his audience…

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    Chieftains In Red Poppies

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    One type of relationship portrays the older Chieftains as being selfish and also thinking of their servants as animals. The other relationship, involving the Idiot, is more humble and is built on friendship as well as a goal to liberate their servants. The relationships are portrayed in this format so that Alai could contrast the two different types of societies; an older serfdom society and a more modern society…

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    Dangerous driving affects everyone. Not only the victim. The two ads are ‘bloody idiots’ and ‘don’t be a dangerous driver’. Two ads that address this issue are the Victorian Government’s ‘don’t be a dangerous driver’ and ‘TAC’s ‘bloody idiots’. TAC persists to stop dangerous driving on our (Australian) roads. On the other hand, The Victorian Government helps Australia with a wide variety of little things. They range from dangerous driving to political and world problems. For both ads, they are…

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    First off boys, I should be your chief. Plain and simple as that. I can help you survive on this island. As your chief, I will take control and steer us in the right direction. The opposite direction of where Ralph is leading you. We are at a fork in the road that is our life and I know which path to take. If you want to get off this island you need to listen to me, not Ralph. If you all want to survive and get home, you are going to listen to me, not Ralph. We need to survive, to survive we…

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    Green Day Research Paper

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    Reprise Records released the band’s first major-label album, Dookie in 1994, which sold over 15 million copies worldwide. Green Day’s popularity began to fall, but in 2004 they struck a chord all over the world with their release of American Idiot. American Idiot was the band’s first album to ever to top the chart, it debated number one on the Billboard…

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    Green Day Thesis

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    Green Day launched American Idiot in September 2004. Soon after it’s launch the album became a massive hit – one of the most revered and critically acclaimed albums of Green Day. This Album is a story about an “idiot American” teenage boy – Jesus of Suburbia (JoS). JoS is a representation of everything the typical American outcasted youth is. He does drugs and drinks ("to fall in love and fall in debt, to alcohol and cigarettes") He's depressed, unloved and hates his Mom (and his step-dad,…

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    direction of Idiotic America, John McCain set up housekeeping there. Desperate to dissociate himself from the previous administration, which had spent seven years crafting policies that it could sell to Idiot America while the actual America was coming apart at every seam, McCain instead wandered deeply into Idiot America himself, perhaps never to return.” (Page 264) What Charles says about Sarah Palin actually put a sly grin on my…

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