Talent Well Wasted
Webster’s Dictionary defines moral as; “pertinent to the distinction between right and wrong, and the rules of right conduct.” In today’s society the lines of societal morality have been blurred into nothing more than an illusion. What is right for society is no longer decided by the people of the society, but more by the society’s media. Instead of being used as a tool to help people improve themselves or feel safe, it highlights everything that is wrong with our society. If you turn on the ten o’clock news you will never hear the great things that happened that day, instead you will hear of every robbery, murder, rape, house fire, tax scandal, government scandal, you name it it’s there, within 500 hundred miles of your respective city. But the thing about all of this is, that the government can do absolutely nothing about because of something called the 1st Amendment. Much was the same in Plato’s day, except, Plato would banish his media (artists and poets) from his society because he believed that art is a significant formative agent in man’s moral and spirit
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Franz Kafka, Websters Dictionary, PAIN SPOKE, Amendment Platos, Ship Troopers, life size, spoke pain, life size beetle, trying figure hide, life size bug, trying figure, franz kafka, size beetle, figure hide, feel reason, size bug,
Approximate Word count = 721
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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