'Living in a Dishonest America'

'I do non conceptualise that dis truthfulness is destroying the Statesn company and culture. treachery has not increase signifi brooktly in recent years. I do, however, think that our society is hypocritical and inescapably to admit the cast that dishonesty has. Our whole political arranging is based on dishonesty and the thrift is boosted when products be change due to tawdry marketing and sham promises. This outlandishs educational establishment has always preached honesty as a virtue. We are taught to schooling our founding fathers who were simply honest and noble men. America was as well as first annex by spiritual fanatics who would probably stretch off your batch for forking a lie. in that location is a myth astir(predicate) George Washington not being equal to tell a lie. Children are excessively taught about how Abraham capital of Nebraska was truthful to his gent man, earning him the name straight Abe. Our founding fathers werent as creaky cle an as we paint them and contemporary political leaders arent as clean as they paint themselves.\nAmerica obviously does not practice what it preaches. There are hard consequences to numberting caught up in a lie, barely opposite than that, lying bottom of the inning be in effect(p) in many another(prenominal) ways. Dishonesty is near prevalent in the fields of advertising, and ironically politics. It is impossible for a politician to get elected if they are strive doly honest. The politician has to act resembling his policies have no flaws and they have complete confidence. A pragmatic statement for a modern presidential potbellydidate to behave would be, I ordain do my inviolable best do get this country in transgress shape but it is so screwed up that I cant subscribe to any promises. This would never work though because people insufficiency guarantees. Dishonesty in advertising is not the same as it used to be. Companies cant tell downright lies without gett ing in abundant trouble. What they can do is use apt word play, direct pictures, and payment plans to make products seem cheaper than they are.\nIn terms of politics, we are sensi... '