Fast Food Rhetorical Analysis

Most people are visual and many organizations use graphics in advertisement or communication to relay information with the public. However, just like a fast food advertisement showcasing a delectable burger stacked with perfect vegetables and mouthwatering (animal of your choice) is not ‘exactly’ what you get, but a representation of the included ingredients. Not only is this one way honesty and integrity is misrepresented, but the same is done with graphs in the media, especially concerning political parties and the supposed media’s affiliation when comparing their favored with the opposing party. Some prime example would be misrepresentation with America’s unemployment rate, and when this information is poorly and intentionally designed to
be misleading it can hurt the affiliating part. Sure all the ingredients are present to construct the graph, however, sometimes these ingredients are past-due and should be thrown out.