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... Images of Good and Evil "The media in its various forms provides many images of both good and evil in a variety of ways. These images have the power to persuade us to do good, evil or both." I'm going to discuss the issues of images of good and evil. I agree what the statement has said. I think that the media is always trying to shows us something and try to tell us something. One image can be in evil or good, but you have to look in it in 2 ways. For example, 9.11 images give us mostly a sad image and the people who were responsible were evil people. America's media would persuade that 9.11 was a horrible event, but in the other way, anti-americans would really think 9.11 was a image of good because of world trade would mean money which leads to power and greed. Media
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