Title: Finding A Valid Argument
Product review: Despite all of the controversy surrounding this book, it seems unclear as to how he can justify all of his accusations against the media. His case could have been done exceptionally well, but it wasn't. Rather than provide a clear argument on behalf of those concerned with family values, Thompson remarks in a fairly childish manner without any real evidence beyond his own suspicions. This, coming from a lawyer, has me very concerned. It isn't necessarily the language, I will not say he is incapable of putting a sentence together by any means, but his argument is lacking. I wish he could have done better.If you're looking for a book on family values for the media, this isn't it. There is certainly a feel of Ad Nauseum throughout the book. The book simply reaffirms only what Jack Thompson believes, as if he wrote it for himself.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
