America Imagine The World Without Her Essay - 801 Words

There are many documentaries about America, one particular documentary has been written by Mr. Dinesh D’Souza, and it is called: â€Å"America: Imagine the World Without Her.† His inclination in favor of conservative sparks a variety of opinions in America society that shows indignity, empathy, and awareness in the audience. Although I disagree that the Affordable Care Plan as a masterpiece of extortion for the American people. It is clear that Mr. Danish D’Souza bias is against the government in the documentary â€Å"America Imagine the World Without Her.† First, he linked Saul Alinsky with President Barack Obama in regard of the Obama Care plan; Saul Alinsky was a Jewish American community organizer and writer who was a radical from the left ideology. Mr. D’Souza argued that Saul Alinsky had three strategies â€Å"Polarization, Demonization, and Deception† which the President Barack Obama used in the â€Å"Affordable Care Act,† and he pointed out that â€Å"Affordable Care Act† is a masterpiece of extortion and distortion; to be specific, he added â€Å"Obama gives the impression that he is colluding with us against the insurance companies, but in reality, he is colluding with the insurance companies against us.† Basically means that the President Barack Obama is conspiring with the insurance companies to make profit and force Americans to buy insurance. H e claimed that Obama is forcing American to buy insurance they do not want to buy. From the idea that we must feel proud to be Americans and feelShow MoreRelatedImmigration : America A Melting Pot?966 Words   |  4 Pageswondered why many call America a melting pot? Have you ever thought of why there is so much culture in America? 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