To begin with, media is always trying to make these celebrities more and more famous by portraying their images as they are super hero and what they are doing is right. This is the main reason, today many youngsters following these celebrities blindly. Celebrities often shown as smoking and drinking excessively on screen, this can be very harmful to the teens that they pick up on these behaviors and think it is normal to smoke and drink like their favorite celebrity. What is more, almost every other day, a celebrity is in trouble with law in term of drug abuse and addiction. Moreover, many celebrities are brand ambassadors of wine and liquor products, where they promote these products and their admirers starts boozing as their role model is promoting it.
Healthcare would also be free. This all sounds like a perfect system, but it is far from it. In Communist America, everyone that works would become less and less motivated to work. The reason for this is that everyone makes the same amount of money, with no benefits if you work harder or have a better job. This could lead America to use fear and violence to “motivate” the American people.
Nick always carried around this advice and used it when he felt it necessary because he knew that if he held other people up to his own moral standards, he will misunderstand them. With the Roaring Twenties came the birth of mass culture which included the introduction of the Jazz era and rid society of most of the inequality and judgment thus allowing the original theme of the American Dream to ring true. Unfortunately though, the original
They became notorious for their elaborately themed parties along with extreme drug use. The paparazzi quickly became fascinated by such antics and costumes. From the constant attention, the media deemed this group the Bright Young People. This was an early example of celebrity culture; this rhetoric of rebellion is described by Thomas Franks in ‘Commodify Your Dissent’. Because of the paparazzi’s obsession with the group, the Bright Young People gained many participants.
In itself the price is steep and not reachable by most people’s standards and economy this day and age and sometimes we all must face a situation where the only choice is to override follow the leader mentality when it comes to someone you would do anything for. 2. Is it actually right or wrong for him to steal the drug? Yes, it is wrong for him to steal but the question is the result of not stealing it and receiving the drug a bigger issue, it is wrong to not work with the person willing to do anything to pay for this life saving drug. It is wrong to steal anything and morally wrong but when life is on the line the thought process cannot comprehend not trying every avenue if approach.
It just goes back to what I stated previously about people complaining and then not doing anything about whatever is bothering them. I see it as in this country, we are actually taught to be lazy and not work for anything, that we should just receive something without expending any effort. Which is why I do not care whether the illegal immigrants are “taking” all the jobs away from actual United States citizens. Most people would not step up and take the jobs the illegals do, so how can they be taking jobs away? Illegal immigrants work the hard jobs in this country as they take the jobs that they can get.
But let us not forget that these celebrities are often persuaded into doing things that they aren’t really interested in doing for the sole purpose of boosting their popularity in society. Lets face it; drama sells for these individuals. If Madonna got a new tattoo, it would be headlining news on all the gossip TV shows and magazines. This is not an acceptable way to get people to like you. Celebrity or felon, tattoos all carry the same message to me.
There are many reasons as to why this should be the case. If electronic media was free of charge, then there would be no motivation for professional artists, actors and directors to create the media in the first place. This would negatively affect the economy, and most likely the jobs, careers and even colleges would be lost as a result. I think it is somewhat fair to consider some of the opposing views concerning this growing problem in the global scheme of things. The act of stealing and thievery has a negative effect on multiple parties.
Lately, the American Dream has become about fame, the notorious “15 minutes of fame”[2] has brain-washed people to do anything to seize their opportunity to succeed and become a so called “celebrity”, whether it being in a magazine, a reality television show or even selling stories about their own families and friends. Like people now, Willy is searching for popularity, and also the perfect family and career. Basically, Willy’s problem is wanting too much. Although it could be argued that the American Dream is to blame, along with his ego, for the defeat and breakdown of him. At the time of Willy’s failure the American Dream was the idea of social success and popularity along with huge wealth and consumerist goods such as a nice car, a top branded fridge, a tape recorder, etc.
Once your life is over, there is no coming back for second chances. The rush that violence gives these young adults is like a drug. Once they have it, all they want is more. Because violence plays a huge role in the entertainment business it would be merely impossible to cut it out and not lose several viewers and money, so the companies would refuse to do away with violent