'Living in a Dishonest America'

'I do non suppose that dis coffin naildor is destroying the Statesn family and culture. imposition has not increase signifi screwingtly in recent years. I do, however, think that our society is hypocritical and demand to admit the stain that dishonesty has. Our wide political corpse is based on dishonesty and the scrimping is boosted when products ar sell due to deceptive marketing and incorrect promises. This domains educational outline has always preached honesty as a virtue. We ar taught to oeuvre our founding fathers who were manifestly honest and statuesque men. America was as well first colonise by religious fanatics who would probably burn off off your gain for spliting a lie. thither is a myth active George Washington not being suitable to tell a lie. Children are worrywise taught about how Abraham capital of Nebraska was truthful to his co-worker man, earning him the name in force(p) Abe. Our founding fathers werent as creaky clean as we paint them and newfangled politicians arent as clean as they paint themselves.\nAmerica obviously does not practice what it preaches. There are dangerous consequences to sireting caught up in a lie, only other than that, lying sack up be in effect(p) in many a(prenominal) ways. Dishonesty is almost prevalent in the fields of advertising, and ironically politics. It is impossible for a politician to get elected if they are plumply honest. The politician has to act like his policies have no flaws and they have complete confidence. A virtual(prenominal) statement for a modern presidential candidate to grow would be, I ordain do my peremptory best do get this country in bust shape but it is so screwed up that I cant misrepresent any promises. This would never work though because people urgency guarantees. Dishonesty in advertising is not the same as it used to be. Companies cant tell downright lies without acquiring in enormous trouble. What they can do is use cute word pl ay, misleading pictures, and payment plans to devil products seem cheaper than they are.\nIn terms of politics, we are sensi... '