1. Here is my example of a BAD (and I mean bad) argument in favor of affirmative action: People of minorities don’t have the means to get a job as easily as do those of non-minorities. They are suffering and living on streets. Help change this and support affirmative action today.
2. “Ready to dazzle? This light, oil-free moisturizer contains tiny light reflectors to leave your skin looking naturally brighter. The SPF 15 formula also protects your skin from harmful UV rays. For soft, instantly brighter skin, use MORNING GLOW® Moisturizer every day.”
The ad for Morning Glow Moisturizer from Clean & Clear is an example of apple polishing, because it is saying your face will be brighter (aka prettier) and softer by using this product. It is a good argument, though because it tells why and how it would do this, but to believe it actually works you have to test the product out.
3. See the second advertisement at the top of this post (from www.sacredpursuit.com), it represents an ad appealing to the fear of what will happen to someone who drinks and drives. I would say it is a good example because it is showing proof along with the argument.
6. See the first advertisement image at the top of this post (from the Drug Policy Alliance), it represents am example of an appeal to spite because it is contradicting what many people think about laws against the use of marijuana. It is a good argument because it is giving you facts along with the argument, backing it up.
WOW!!!And I mean this in a good way, you did a really good job with these examples. I was stunned to see these adds and the explination was also great,because not only do you prove your point but these images are definatly ones that i could never forget.I can really tell that you put a lot of time and effort into finding the right adds for the example.I was having a hard time finding examples that I really felt i could support but you really got the point across and I think that is really great.You helped me to understand the concepts better.Great job.
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