A Rhetorical Analysis Of Obama Speech 9/11
Our country has come to see, that we do have enemies in this world. America is receiving bomb threats, traitors passing through borders, and scared citizens. As we have all seen on the news everyone is trying to make things better. Our new coming Politicians, Democrats, Republicans, and our leader. President Obama recently gave a speech on the case at hand. His words gave reasons, tips, and ways we can keep our country sturdy.
Obama begins his speech with addressing the latest terrorist attacks that not only us, but other countries have gone through. The attack in Paris, San Bernardino, Boston Marathon, and the biggest tragedy, 9/11. Reading his speech, I began to realize that we do have plentiful acquaintances with bad people. But they are …show more content…
Shootings, murders, attacks are all happening way more than they should be. If we want to stay strong during this so called war with ISIL, we need to bring peace within our country and our people. How will we stand strong against our enemies, if we can't stand strong together? We, children of America need to stay away from being the bad guys. Not like the bombers, or killers, like true American citizens. And I fully support anything Obama will leads us to do, because he really does care about the safety of us, and our country.
In addition, I really thought the end of the speech had the best advice. Near the finish, Obama said something that needed to spoken about. Although most of our threats come from Muslims, we must not show hate to our Muslim Americans. They are apart of our American family, and we must trust that some won't do any damage. All of them are workers, dads, mothers, daughters, sons, sisters, brothers, and human.
This sure made me realize what we are up against. Not just our enemies, but alsp working out our tweaks. That way we can all become better as one. So I know, that Obama's speech gave us faith. It showed that he believes we can succeed and overcome these bad times together. Not only as a nation, but as a
Obama begins his speech with addressing the latest terrorist attacks that not only us, but other countries have gone through. The attack in Paris, San Bernardino, Boston Marathon, and the biggest tragedy, 9/11. Reading his speech, I began to realize that we do have plentiful acquaintances with bad people. But they are …show more content…
Shootings, murders, attacks are all happening way more than they should be. If we want to stay strong during this so called war with ISIL, we need to bring peace within our country and our people. How will we stand strong against our enemies, if we can't stand strong together? We, children of America need to stay away from being the bad guys. Not like the bombers, or killers, like true American citizens. And I fully support anything Obama will leads us to do, because he really does care about the safety of us, and our country.
In addition, I really thought the end of the speech had the best advice. Near the finish, Obama said something that needed to spoken about. Although most of our threats come from Muslims, we must not show hate to our Muslim Americans. They are apart of our American family, and we must trust that some won't do any damage. All of them are workers, dads, mothers, daughters, sons, sisters, brothers, and human.
This sure made me realize what we are up against. Not just our enemies, but alsp working out our tweaks. That way we can all become better as one. So I know, that Obama's speech gave us faith. It showed that he believes we can succeed and overcome these bad times together. Not only as a nation, but as a