- 23 Jul 2020 17:58
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QatzelOk wrote:This quote has been brought to you by propaganda.
See, in MSM, there are "buddy films" where the two protagonists, at the beginning of the movie, appear to destest one another. Or, they both seem to be in a permanent bad mood.
This signifies "alienation" to the MSM viewer.
But as the film progresses, our two grumpy and anti-social protagonists gradually learn to like one another by killing a series of black and brown "bad guys," endulging in some highly anti-social "car chases" in urban areas, and finally by retrieving the "nuclear research secrets" or "stolen bankster money."
The message is that your alienation and feelings of malevolence can be cured with huge sums of cash, having thrills in machinery, and proving to rich people that you're a "good dog" for their interests.
That two posters who have nothing in common should "get married," is a result of the fake logic that has been created in Rancid's mind by MSM.
And it's propaganda because 1. It explains away alienation 2. It points towards products and violence against others as a solution
I can think of 11780 reasons Trump shouldn't be president ever again.