It is sometimes argued that we pay many thousands of movie stars and famous sports players massive amount of money, especially in today’s entertainment focused world. In my opinion, it is so wrong to waste our money on those professions and I will explain why in this essay.
First and foremost vital argument is that celebs are apparently less important than teachers, nurses and other social care workers. These professionals do works that have a direct impact on our daily lives. For example, when a person is injured from a road accident, he/she will definitely need the help of a doctor in lieu of a song to listen to or a movie to watch. A second illustration can be seen in the case of criminal activities like bank robbers or terrorism. In those emergent circumstances, the police force is all what we are in urgent need of in order to safeguard innocent citizens as opposed to singers or film superstars.
Another dispute against the idea of extremely well-paid celebrities is that some of those public figures sometimes are poor role models for our younger generations. By this, I mean that such big names often waste their money on extravagant lifestyles, for instance, buying luxury cars or shopping for deluxe handbags on a weekly basis. Some of them even spread a negative idea that success can be achieved without finishing school. As a result of this, many children of ours might eventually get dropped out of school and become a burden to society in the long term. Again, we can see that famous people should not be overpaid in terms of creating equality in the general public and ensuring its proper function in the long run.
In conclusion, it appears to me that it is totally absurd to pay enormous salaries for personalities whose jobs do not improve our quality of life on a daily basis.
It is
sometimes
argued that we pay
many
thousands of movie stars and
famous
sports players massive amount of money,
especially
in
today
’s entertainment focused world. In my opinion, it is
so
wrong
to waste our money on those professions and I will
explain
why in this essay.
First
and foremost vital argument is that celebs are
apparently
less
important
than teachers, nurses and other social care workers. These professionals do works that have a direct impact on our daily
lives
.
For example
, when a person
is injured
from a road accident, he/she will definitely need the
help
of a doctor in lieu of a song to listen to or a movie to
watch
. A second illustration can be
seen
in the case of criminal activities like bank robbers or terrorism. In those emergent circumstances, the police force is all what we are in urgent need of in order to safeguard innocent citizens as opposed to singers or film superstars.
Another dispute against the
idea
of
extremely
well-paid celebrities is that
some
of those public figures
sometimes
are poor role models for our younger generations. By this, I mean that such
big
names
often
waste their money on extravagant lifestyles,
for instance
, buying luxury cars or shopping for deluxe handbags on a weekly basis.
Some
of them even spread a
negative
idea
that success can
be achieved
without finishing school.
As a result
of this,
many
children of ours might
eventually
get
dropped out of school and become a burden to society in the long term. Again, we can
see
that
famous
people
should not be overpaid in terms of creating equality in the
general public
and ensuring its proper function in the long run.
In conclusion
, it appears to me that it is
totally
absurd to pay enormous salaries for personalities whose jobs do not
improve
our quality of life on a daily basis.