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What strategy does Noam Chomsky use most throughout his speech, to persuade his audience to accept his ideas about the Vietnam War?
He explains, in great detail, all of the long-term consequences of U.S. actions in Vietnam.
He uses humor to point out the absurdity of American officials' justifications for the Vietnam War.
He describes horrific scenes that will make his audience feel outraged about U.S. actions.
He lists statistics that show how unlikely it is that the U.S. will ever win the Vietnam War.
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He explains, in great detail, all of the long-term consequences of U.S. actions in Vietnam.
Chomsky’s primary tactic is systematic, evidence-based analysis: placing U.S. policy in historical context, documenting its effects, and arguing the moral and practical consequences. He occasionally uses irony or cites statistics, but the dominant strategy is explaining the long-term harms and implications to persuade his audience.
Chomsky’s primary tactic is systematic, evidence-based analysis: placing U.S. policy in historical context, documenting its effects, and arguing the moral and practical consequences. He occasionally uses irony or cites statistics, but the dominant strategy is explaining the long-term harms and implications to persuade his audience.
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