Crunchy Persuasive Speech

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Intro:
[Sing Lemonade]
-Enthusiastic Voice-
Lemonade
Crunchy ice
Sip it once (Up Down Clap)
Sip it twice (Up Down Clap)
Lemonade (Up Down Clap)
Crunchy Ice (Up Down Clap)
Made it once (Up Down Clap)
Made it twice (Up Down Clap)
Turn around (Turn around)
Touch the ground (Touch the ground)
Kick your boyfriend out of town
Freeze
Games. We all seem to enjoy them right?- I mean they bring jubilation to the participants. They are a great way of passing time and not to mention that they are immensely fun to play and if you win you end up with boasting rights.So, in general who WOULDN’T want to play games? The youngest generation is who.
Thesis:
Since history has been able to be recorded the older generation has been playing a game.. No- not the …show more content…

"What Will Younger Generations Blame Older Generations For?" After the Millennials. N.p., 08 May 2016. Web. 10 Nov. 2016.

Kerry Smith a student at James Madison University writes in The Odyssey Online that: We have a large amount of people blaming another group of people for making everything suck, yet that same collection of people that are unhappy aren't doing anything about it. Smith, Kerry. "Why You Should Stop Blaming Millennials And Be A Better Human."Theodysseyonline. James Madison University, 11 July 2016. Web. 11 Nov. 2016.

Guelph Mercury a writer on the Guelph Mercury Tribune writes: Blaming young people for the challenges of the day is intellectually dishonest. It amounts to scapegoating them for problems the older generation created or failed to prevent and now seeks to pawn off. It demonstrates a lack of empathy and respect.
Mercury, Guelph. "Boomers Need to Stop Blaming Younger Generation for Problems."Guelph Mercury. N.p., 27 Sept. 2012. Web. 12 Nov. 2016.

Transition [Left]
Now with all of the problems that come with blaming the younger generation world's problems we’ll move onto why and where generation “Blame Game” stemmed from and how it has been a repetitive pattern throughout history.
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For example, we might blame the mainstream corporate TV for manipulating people’s minds, but at the same time we forget that we the people are the ones who give them power as viewers in the first place. We might blame the politicians for lying to us, but who is truly to blame for that? We the people who support them with our votes. Or we might blame the greedy bankers for entrapping people into the net of debt, but again, we the people indirectly allow this to happen by supporting our unfair economic system that inevitably results in human acts of deception and exploitation. Each one of us is part of the world, and, whether we like it or not, part of its existing

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