Plastic Hair Persuasive Speech

The host had plastic hair. At least it looked like it. It was so perfectly sculpted and shaped it would be difficult to think how this man, standing here with suit and microphone, camera pointed at him, could have anything on his head but a blob of jet black plastic, shaped to look like some snazzy hairstyle. Like new plastic, straight out of the box.
In fact, everything around was new. New buildings, new technology, new people-all the products of a new government. I love our government! You can’t not love our government. They fixed America-I don’t know how, or why it needed fixing, but that’s what everyone says. Isn’t that wonderful? I think it is. No one knows who runs things now. See, it’s better that way. By not knowing, we don’t have
She was able to actually convince me for a few seconds that she wanted to stay in that dirty village." "I think the fire was a nice touch. It added a sense of urgency to the situation, like the village was on fire, they had to get out of there, quick!"
The third season of "Civilized!" was a smash hit. It consisted of a full thirteen weeks of inserting a man, named Daniel, into normal society. They gave him a drug problem, and he died from an overdose four years later.
The fourth season had a woman, named Erica, who they released after a quick ten weeks out onto the streets to be a prostituted. She died after being severely beaten by one of her customers.
The fifth season was a breakthrough event; they chose to civilize a couple and marry them. Their names were Donny and Janet, and they bought guns after their fourteen week run on television and killed thirty people on live television before they were shot down by the police.
For years and years to come, television was bringing people nobody knew out from the background, and placing them in the limelight. This was a dream for some, but a reality for those that were unsuspecting. Twenty years from the first episode of "Civilized!", one troubled young man asked a