Road Violence Persuasive Speech Outline

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I: INTRODUCTION A. Attention Getter: Who hasn’t experienced road rage? You see this everyday on our roads, people speeding past you on the highway, changing lanes with no signal, weaving dangerously across three and four lanes due to a hand he1ld device their hands, passing or driving closeley on either side of your vechicle; speeding up to block within the lane not allowing you to change lanes or merge on or off the highway in order to exit; drivers racing other drivers; tail gaters, others giving you the bird or honking because you are in their way, other obscene gestures and so much more. As a result this is broadcasted and recycled over and over in the media. What is road rage, that lies behind this senseless …show more content…

we have become desensitized to this type of behaviour as it continue to be broadcast daily on different forms of media formats from television to internet devices

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III. CONCLUSION A. Today I’ve covered the following points: 1. anger in the form of intermittent explosive disorder 2. factors that dehuminize our society and justify reasonsing of bad and reckless behavior 3. road rage has and aggresive driving have created grave problems in today’s society B. Solutions are easy to say but often hard to follow. Some people don’t have the will or will try to cure themselves, even under the threat of an injury, a crash, a citation, an arrest, or a lawsuit. They suffer from the “It’s the other driver’s fault” syndrome. But one simple answer to road rage is to simply concentrate fully and intently on your own driving, and not make eye contact or care about the people around you, even other driver is the other driver.

1. So leave you with this , only you can let someone ruin your day or worse, or push your hot buttons. Focus on being “relentlessly positive” and realize you can’t control, coerce, or fix other people. a. Thank

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