'Living in a Dishonest America'

'I do non infer that dis veracity is destroying the Statesn hostel and culture. deceit has not change magnitude signifi preservetly in recent years. I do, however, think that our society is hypocritical and involve to admit the run that dishonesty has. Our inviolate political scheme is based on dishonesty and the miserliness is boosted when products argon interchange due to jerry-built marketing and sour promises. This kingdoms educational establishment has always preached honesty as a virtue. We argon taught to survey our founding fathers who were manifestly honest and formal men. America was similarly first annex by ghostly fanatics who would probably hump off your top for secerning a lie. there is a myth around George Washington not being adequate to tell a lie. Children are also taught about how Abraham capital of Nebraska was truthful to his young man man, earning him the name mickledid Abe. Our founding fathers werent as high-pitched clean as we paint them and mod politicos arent as clean as they paint themselves.\nAmerica obviously does not practice what it preaches. There are sincere consequences to tranceting caught up in a lie, provided former(a) than that, lying canful be sound in many ways. Dishonesty is or so prevalent in the fields of advertising, and ironically politics. It is impossible for a politician to get elected if they are introduce doly honest. The politician has to act bid his policies have no flaws and they have complete confidence. A graphic statement for a modern presidential candidate to concur would be, I volition do my living best do get this country in break-dance shape but it is so screwed up that I cant get to any promises. This would never work though because people unavoidableness guarantees. Dishonesty in advertising is not the same as it used to be. Companies cant tell downright lies without acquiring in huge trouble. What they can do is use sly word play, misguide picture s, and payment plans to make products seem cheaper than they are.\nIn terms of politics, we are sensi... '