A Rhetorical Analysis Of Pokemon Go

490 Words1 Page

Do we pay attention to our smartphones to much? Have we ever played Pokémon? Does anyone else consider Pokémon Go as inappropriate behavior? In the article “Pokemon at Auschwitz” by Dion, Marc tells his readers about the ignorance that people today by disrespecting the tragic historical events that took place. Users find Pokémon stops at real locations and to collect Pokémon creatures and accessories. The Pokémon Go app can make users addicted and make them go to places that they are not allowed or that has meaning to many people. Pokémon Go has convinced users to get up and go places that they may or may not have gone before, which brings happiness to the users; nevertheless, many users have neglected other peoples’ wishes and continue to go into private properties, or go to places where users may not care about anything or anyone else except for their Pokémon. Pokémon Go has brought users happiness and adventure to their lives, creating memories that have lasting effects on people’s lives. This app users have been determined to find all the Pokémon and the Pokémon stops, thus having less couch potatoes. Pokémon users are more active than they ever have been. When is having too much fun with Pokémon too much? When users of …show more content…

Dion states that “playing Pokémon Go at Auschwitz takes the bland office accusation of the ‘inappropriate behavior’ to new heights.’” This statement reflects on the users of Pokémon Go on the fact of they are not morning on the death of the one million people. They have forgotten the history and the devastation of this event due to their own selfish reasons for their

More about A Rhetorical Analysis Of Pokemon Go

Open Document