Well That was Rude

In this post I attempt to write an environmental communication post while talking about a form of environmental communication.

He starts off with his catchy "country rock" music then announces that he will have an hour of "broadcasting excellences" for you to listen to. Rush Limbaugh seems to be pretty confident on his program and that he will recieve a bunch of listeners, he is right. He continues with talking about how democrats' equal socializim and that Obama's "loony toons" staff may want to distroy the government. He sad something that I almost agreed on with, but then he started with his sarcasm and I caught what he was trying to do. He just tried to persuade me on agreeing with him on a false agrument with a few catchy words, nice try Rush.

I believe that civilized communication is great but not interesting. I am one of those people who loves watching those reality t.v shows because you know that someone will have it out during that hour of programing, or watching some U.F.C to see some blood shed and before I sleep I will watch a documentry or some sort of educational show to learn something while getting sleepy. I am not saying that everyone is like this but we are raised around a hostile world where our ansectors would make people fight to the death.

Entertainment in my opinion is something that makes you release an emotion: anger, happniess, exciment, etc. To do that the person/people on the telivison need to be entertaining. To be enteraining and informative is a talent because it is so hard, especially if you don't want to offened anyone, that is why most informatives don't even try to not be offensive, being offensive and rude with a little humor are the ingredants to a perfect show, it draws people in. I think that this form of media is whats popular now, civilizaed t.v could work but at the moment it's new to a lot of people, it needs time to settle in thier minds. But if we raise the next generation in a less hostel world then maybe they will listing and watch less hostile programming and who knows we may one day have a utopia, but boy would that be boring.