Paradox 2

“We Fancy ourselves as hard-headed realists, but we will buy anything we see advertised, particularly on television, and we buy it not with reference to the quality or the value of the product, but directly as a result of the number of times we have heard it mentioned”. Before I respond to this, I should tell the reader what this means in general. John Steinback simply says that Americans follow the crowd. If one American …

…a governor of Texas but he was aware of his criminals being sent to death. Some people would say that they are killing that one person to protect the lives of others because that one criminal might cause this again. But that statement is not based on truth. What if the criminal changed his ways? That is the same way of saying, What if the criminal committed crimes again? I have never understood this paradox.