An example of fallacious reasoning distorted or weak evidence and exaggerated language accur in the speech

Martin Luther King Jr!!! His or one of his speeches.

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Some examples of fallacious reasoning, distorted or weak evidence, and exaggerated language that occurred in the speech are "I want to fall forward so I can at least see what i'm hitting" "but you dont hear about the strikeouts people remember the home runs, fall forward"

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1.06 Graded Assignment: Evaluate a Speaker

            The speakers view point is very clear he believes that texting and driving is very dangers. Adison provides recherché to support his claim, such as studies of adults and older teens saying that even they text while driving. Even though he shows good evidence he seems to have a lot of fallacious reasoning. Such as making claims that have nothing to do with the topic. Adison did make some counter claims but not many. And when he did, he would respawn in a surprised manner; If that makes sense.  

           Adison use logos and a little of Pathos; but primarily uses a lot of logic, also known as logos. He provided tone of credible resources, such as studies, research, and well know scientists. Some weaker evidence that he made where be going off topic. Adison also made claims that where not back up. He also exaggerated that every teen text and drives, which is not backed up and is a HUGE claim to make.

There are several examples of falacious reasoning, distorted or weak evidence, and exaggerated language in the speech given y Ben Affleck about Congo.

One of the best examples i the part in which he addresses the critics and that they might state that Americans do not care about Africa, that they are too different from Americans to inspire empathy and that Americans are so self-absorbed that they only want to eat fast food and watch TV. With this excerpt, Ben Affleck uses oversimplification to equate the idea of unhelpfulness with racism. Those Americans who do not help Congolese - either because they do not know the situation there or do not have the economic or political means to do it - are self-absorbed and racist people.

Furthermore, Affleck also exagerates the role of George Washington Williams in the struggle against the Congo Free State, even mentioning the Trials of Nuremberg. While Williams had an important role in making it public, Affleck undermines the voices of Congolese dissidents and the report of the British consul Roger Casament in King Leopold's resignation.

Q1. the speaker's veiw-point is that of someone attempting to show others the good in america and medical corps. the speakers claim is that america is not a country that ignores the suffering of others and that medical corps is getting their hands dirty and others.q2. the reasons the speaker provides are that the americas are often thought of as uncaring or nonchalant in times of crisis. not only that, but that we often take for granted to work of the medical corps.q3.the evidence the speaker provides are that of george washington williams, who was an american. and the thousands of americans who grouped together to aid those in need. not only that, but also how the medical corps are trying their very best to those in africa and many other parts of the world.q4. he states that often the americans tend to get lazy, and feel sorry for are self because we think we have less than we once had. he responds to this by stating work we have done, and those we have to prove the americans are not the selfish and ignorant beings we seem to be.q5. the speaker uses pathos by starting the speech out with a statement about the crippled children of africa, this creates a solemn, melancholy feeling before giving stern and stable facts. the feeling of sadness makes the information seem strong and hopeful.q6. his evidence was strong, but his vocabulary was exaggerated and distorted in certain areas throughout the speech. (example: roughshod -used in the beginning-, means shoes with nailheads projecting out of them).q7. i believe the evidence used in this speech was valid. i believe it was valid because it gave myself a sense that the americans do good. not only that but it also legitimately informed me of the medical corps, their part played and achievements as well. due to these circumstances i fully believe the speech was correct and convincing.and again, i'm tired but i really tried my best.