FOA

FURTHER ORAL ACTIVITY

2B - IB ENGLISH

Hector Mota

Renata Nava

Daniela Palacios

k k

In Conclusion

Speeches by Donald

• They cannot try her because “Crooked Hillary" because he says that she owns the courts. Gives minimum power.
• Older adults who are being targeted have experience.
• He repeats himself in saying “we know this. Everybody knows this."
• He then continues in saying that people have even suffered death by only doing 10% of the bad things she has done.
• He is comparing Clinton to someone who has committed felony crimes and implies that justice would be to make her suffer what they have.

Claim: As a result, his superior stance remains, but it is his circumstances that determine his usage of language as he alters his demeanor, approach, and tone.

On December 7, 2015 Donald Trump spoke about his proposals in a rally at Mount Pleasant, S.C. During this speech he mentioned, “A total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States”

• He wants to portray power and authority through the use of these words
• By referring to the Muslims in that certain way he is categorizing them because he is inferring that all Muslims are the same and are a part of ISIS when in reality they aren't.
• He is attacking people from a certain religion and how he won't support them inside of our country.
• Revealing himself as an authority and appealing to others since many already are afraid of muslims due to the attacks of ISIS in Paris and San Bernardino, California.

"Transcript Of Donald J. Trump’s Speech in Manheim, PA 10/1/16." Thoughts On The Dead. N.p., 02 Oct. 2016. Web. 23 Jan. 2017.

"​DONALD J. TRUMP STATEMENT ON PREVENTING MUSLIM IMMIGRATION." Donald J Trump for President. N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Jan. 2017.

Keohane, Joe, Karl Sharro, Garrett M. Graff, and Maria Konnikova. "The Cry-Bully." POLITICO Magazine. N.p., n.d. Web. 23 Jan. 2017.

Nelson, Louis, Karl Sharro, Carl Woog, Edward-Isaac Dovere, and Joseph Cummins. "Trump Assails Former Miss Universe and Clinton in Early Morning Tweet Blitz." POLITICO. POLITICO, 30 Sept. 2016. Web. 23 Jan. 2017.

"Trump on 60 Minutes (CBS): "Don't Be Afraid"." YouTube. YouTube, 13 Nov. 2016. Web. 23 Jan. 2017.

"Trump 60 Minutes 2." Scribd. Scribd, n.d. Web. 23 Jan. 2017.

Works Cited

Thank You!

"Don’t be afraid. We are going to bring our country back. But certainly, don’t be afraid. You know, we just had an election and sort of like you have to be given a little time. I mean, people are protesting. If Hillary had won and if my people went out and protested, everybody would say, “Oh, that’s a terrible thing.” And it would have been a much different attitude. There is a different attitude. You know, there is a double standard here."

-Never criticizes the actions of others but rather interprets the situation as an opportunity to prove his demeanor to excel past the protests.

-Created a scenario where he can play the role of the hero.

-Rather than degrading Hillary, he no longer puts her in a state of inferiority but instead actually empathizes with her.

-“there would be a different attitude,” to then asserting “there is a different attitude.”

-He finishes by recognizing that there is a “double standard” to prove that he is not oblivious to our nation’s natural bias.

-Call to action

^no longer about blaming others; now he can do something about it.

6O minutes (1:OO -1:44)

Tweets by Donald

Did Crooked Hillary?

• Who is crooked Hillary and why is she being called out for in this Tweet?
• Like young adults and teens of age (18+), almost everybody has a nickname for each other whether it be due to childhood memories or just simply because it’s become a nature to call someone other than their real name.
• In this case, the nickname has become permanent.

Help disgusting (check out sex tape and past) Alicia M become a US citizen:

• The word disgusting is mainly utilized to criticize someone or something and refers to feeling revulsion against a certain situation.
• Why did he refer to her as disgusting?
• Suggestion utilizing parenthesis.
• The portion of the Tweet that highlights the “US Citizen” allows for the audience to view of how important Trump believes that being a US Citizen gives one infallibility.

So she could use her in the debate?

• Clinton holds such great power in the government, she can manage to get Alicia a citizenship.
• Why would Clinton use Alicia in her debate?

Conclusion and Connection:

• Reputation of Miss Universe
• Clinton alleged acts to destroy debate
• Making self seem superior over such examples through the usage of language. As well as the commonalities shared between intended audience and Donald.

Culture Context

-It is past attitudes, beliefs, and sentiments that pave the way to Donald Trump’s interpretation of what a republican is and how he should fit the idea of an ideal Republican figure.

Right to bear arms

Restrict levels of immigration

Tax reform

Homosexual marriage

Abortion

Donald Trump Past

-Started off as a businessman and an actor who preferred making a debut on WWE rather than attending a political-social event to make an appearance.

-In order to assimilate into the modern political realm, he had to adapt to the ideas that were popular and trending in the country.

Motivation and Inspiration that Led Us to Choose this Topic

-We lived through such a controversial election in which views weren't the same

-Social media platforms such as twitter played a huge part on gaining votes and portraying the candidates

Thesis Statement & Cultural Backgound

• The date 11/17/15 has a lot of significance.
• ISIS boomed Paris and killed dozens
• As he said they are refugees from Syria and others may believe that not because the people are from the same place they are part of the terrorist group.
• Using the word “pouring” emphasizes the hyperbole he is trying to state on how the refugees are coming into our country in vast amounts in the given time.
• By using the word “great country”, he is revealing his belief that America, has a great economic and political standpoint.
• By calling our president “insane” he is revealing his standpoint towards his belief and how he is criticizing the leader of our great country.

The purpose of our Further Oral Activity is to examine

the way Donald Trump uses the language in both his

political campaign speeches and through Twitter in order it promote his ideologies amongst people of all ages. Furthermore, we will analyze how audience and purpose affect the structure and content of texts.

What does it mean?

-Campaigning process described as “open” and “successful”

^Triumph exposes raw inconveniences in the nation

-"Now professional protestors..."

^ Acknowledges the fact that several are simply only looking for trouble and are denying his presidency.

-"Incited by media..."

-"Very unfair!"

^Couldn't care less

^This highlights that his new position of power has allowed him to reach a state of superiority where people’s accusations have no affect on him.

-The tweet expresses bluntness and straightforwardness that attracts young adults today. We have learned to admire those who are utterly and brutally honest and Donald Trump could not be a better model of that.

-Had he done this in a speech...

-Acknowledges his victory to come off as earned to simply be downplayed by his opponents.

-Plays victim