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What does it mean?
The speaker compares liberal talk radio to a gross bodily feature to dismiss its value.
In plain terms
The speaker insults liberal talk radio by comparing it to something gross.
What can you take from it?
Comparisons to unappealing objects can dismiss an opponent's platform.

Where it applies

  • political debate
  • media critique
  • entertainment

Putting it to work

  • dismissing opposing media
  • critiquing rhetoric

Questions to consider

  • How does rhetoric impact media credibility?
  • What are effective critiques?

Another view

Gross comparisons may reduce the credibility of the speaker.

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