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(h) TROM - 2.16 Advertising

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    Making something known to the public; to promulgate information.
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    Advertising’s true meaning is distorted by the monetary system
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    because it is associated with commercials,
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    which are created because of a reliance on consumption.
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    Is advertising a field workers can move to
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    when they are replaced by more efficient machines else where?
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    Maybe not...
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    From printers, to machines that print huge posters,
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    or any type of sign with ads,
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    to software and sites that automatically categorize
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    and promote different brands,
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    technology has begun to replace man in this field as well.
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    Advertising on TV,
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    ads on sites, giant posters,
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    in movies, games, anywhere;
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    ads for various products and services
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    but all quickly consumable to maintain the cycle of consumption.
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    Do not forget that everything that relies on ads is an invention.
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    If a product or service contains additional information,
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    it must be included with the product description
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    so it wouldn't be necessary to sell it.
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    You should only choose between products and services based on information attached.
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    In the monetary system similar products are produced,
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    because it’s a competition,
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    and when you have similar products manufacturers need some way of differentiating their product,
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    so they promote it as something unique.
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    Advertising is an aggressive and intrusive way of selling something,
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    where companies often lie about their products
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    to make them seem better than they are;
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    all because they want to produce a profit.
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    Documentaries like “Consuming Kids”
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    or “Merchants of Cool”
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    show how those who deal with the promotion of goods and services
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    are conducting complex studies on people of all ages,
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    especially children, in order to sell their products
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    without taking into account the human condition.
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    Childhood culture has changed dramatically
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    Kids! This is a toy you've got to have!
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    Look at the fun Devy and Andy are having with these realistic ... toys.
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    Although it's true there was advertising to children back in the 1950
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    1960, even in 70
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    the amount of it was very confine in comparison to today
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    You want to get a slinky
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    From the time children coming to the world everyone's trying to make them a consumer
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    Kids are being marketed to through brand licensing through product placement
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    through viral marketing, marketing in school
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    We are gonna get new equipment stuff and McDonald's are gonna give us money.
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    DVDs, there is videos games, there is the internet
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    there are Ipads, there are cellphones among you can dowload videos
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    Watch videos, cast inverviews, interact with your favourite wildcat!
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    There's now ads for books and there are ads for songs
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    not just ads, not just games, they are advert games
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    Hotels marketing to kids
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    and car companies are marketing to kids and even airlines
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    you know are marketing to kids
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    One lucky winner to Hawaii.
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    Kids have far more influence today
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    Ads are up to trillion dollars every year
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    that's a big business
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    What we have is the rise of 360 degree
    immersive marketing,
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    where they try and get around the child
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    at every aspect and every avenue.
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    They go into supermarket with them and film exactly how they look at the product
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    pick it up, put it back down, the way they move around the supermarket
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    The film them on the playground, the film them in school, they film them eating breakfast
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    they film them going into their closet and deciding what to wear
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    What are the things that you need?
    I need a lot of things...
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    They film them talking to their friends, they organize little friendship circles
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    and film what they're doing
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    even follow them into the bathroom
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    it's creepy
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    it's just absolutly creepy
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    Their goal is to insinuate the brands into the fabric of children's lives.
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    - Can I help you? - Yeah, can I see this?
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    - Go in
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    So the philosophy becomes cradle to grave: Let's get to them early.
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    Let's get to them often. Let's get to them as many places
    as we can get them.
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    and our goals is not just to sell them products and services
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    but to turn them into life long consumers
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    Fetch me my Jimmy Chu flip-flops.
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    Where is my pink Prada tote?
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    I need my Tiffany hair-band.
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    Then I can go for a float.
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    We are creating a future generation of super consumers
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    I want more!
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    That's the basic consumer identity
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    It's shallow, it's about me, it's about me now, and it's about me and this things
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    There at the time in their life
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    when they are forming kind of all their values and attitudes
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    they are in formative stages
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    Shit I impress myself sometimes.
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    it's really a clear very
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    between boys and girls
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    boys are tough, strong, ready to fight
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    and girls they need to be pretty, sexy
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    how they look determines their values
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    It objectifys both of them
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    Where did she find that outfit?
    Like Ugly-R-Us?
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    More like Ugly-R-Her.
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    - we are so funny, - and pretty, - I love us.
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    We need - in a proactive, forward-looking way - as a society to say,
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    how is this changing us? how is this changing our enviroment?
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    how is this changing our society?
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    and do we want this?
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    We need to look at this as a systemic problem,
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    as a societal and cultural problem and say
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    We need to protect children from corporate marketing
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    We are the only industrialized country in the world that really doesn't have a policy about this
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    what does that means for our future? for our wellbeing?
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    and for their wellbeing?
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    One in three children born in the year 2000 will develop diabetes
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    Children in a high blood pressure
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    ...tight to diabetes
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    anti-depressants for children... attention deficit is high proactivity disorder..
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    it's gonna be a health care crisis,
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    a concrete health care crisis
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    Life expentacy of kids today will be shorter than that of their parents
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    a first such decline in mother time
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    At what point should childrens and families take present over corporate profit?
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    We have become a country that places a lower priority
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    in our childres, emotional, cognitive
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    social, even spiritual development
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    than it does in training them to be little consumers
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    This is a lot more, than about selling products and services
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    this is about the direction in which we are going as a culture
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    as a society and as human beings
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    Advertising is a loud and annoying carnival,
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    but that's not all.
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    It becomes scary when it promotes values like body beauty and social status
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    through these goods and services.
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    It’s also dangerous because they only care about profit,
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    and because of this focus they promote products that are harmful to human beings,
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    from food and drinks or dangerous toys for children,
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    to luxury cars that don't focus on safety.
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    You know we just come from this discussion what a bird might be.
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    What is a bird? Well...
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    in my world this is a rubber duck
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    that comes in california with this warning: the product contains chemicals known by the State
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    of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm
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    this is a bird
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    what kind of culture would produce a product of this kind?
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    and they label it and sell it to children
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    Using subliminal messages in advertising
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    is like playing with environmental influence on the human being.
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    It's like you're playing with a dog using high-frequency sounds
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    to make him spin on command,
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    all for your own amusement.
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    Isn't it evil?
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    Advertising is an invention of the monetary system,
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    an invention that only creates chaos.
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    By the way, if anyone here is in marketing or advertising...
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    kill yourself
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    No, no, no it’s just a little thought. I’m just trying to plant seeds.
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    Maybe one day, they’ll take root – I don’t know.
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    You try, you do what you can.
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    kill yourself
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    Seriously though, if you are, do.
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    Aaah, no really,
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    there’s no rationalisation for what you do and you are Satan’s little helpers.
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    Okay – kill yourself – seriously. You are the ruiner of all things good, seriously.
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    No this is not a joke, you’re going, “there’s going to be a joke coming,” there’s no fucking joke coming.
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    You are Satan’s spawn filling the world with bile and garbage.
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    you are fucked, and you are fucking us, kill yourself is the only way to save your fucking soul
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    kill yourself
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    Planting seeds.
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    I know all the marketing people are going, “he’s doing a joke…” there’s no joke here whatsoever.
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    Suck a tail-pipe, fucking hang yourself,
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    borrow a gun from a Yank friend – I don’t care how you do it.
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    Rid the world of your evil fucking makinations.
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    Machi… Whatever, you know what I mean.
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    I know what all the marketing people are thinking right now too,
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    “Oh, you know what Bill’s doing, he’s going for that anti-marketing dollar. That’s a good market, he’s very smart.”
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    Oh man, I am not doing that.
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    You fucking evil scumbags!
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    “Ooh, you know what Bill’s doing now, he’s going for the righteous indignation dollar.
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    that's a big dollar
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    A lot of people are feeling that indignation. We’ve done research –
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    huge market, he's doing a good thing.
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    God damm it I'm not doing that, you scum-bags!
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    Quit putting a godamm dollar sign on every fucking thing on this planet!
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    “Ooh, the anger dollar. Huge.
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    Huge in times of recession. Giant market, Bill’s very bright to do that.”
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    God, I’m just caught in a fucking web.
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    uhh the trap dollar, big dollar, huge dollar!
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    “Ooh the trapped dollar, big dollar, huge dollar. Good market – look at our research. We see that many people feel trapped.
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    If we play to that and then separate them into the trapped dollar…”
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    How do you live like that? And I bet you sleep like fucking babies at night, don’t you?
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    “What didya do today honey?”“Oh, we made ah, we made ah arsenic a childhood food now, goodnight.”
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    Yeah we just said you know is your baby really too loud? You know?”
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    "Yeah, you know the mums will love it.”
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    Sleep like fucking children, don’t ya,
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    this is your world isn’t it?
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    [ Alternative Solutions ]
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    A product or a service comes with a description because that defines them.
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    You don't need anyone to convince you of any such service or product.
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    Proper education and free access to information
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    makes an invention like advertising useless,
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    even for a system like the monetary system.
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    Remember, an abundance of these services and products
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    would eliminate the desire for publicity.
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    Of course something like that could not happen in a monetary system.
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    Take a good look at the planet...
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    now imagine what's behind you when you look at the planet.
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    This vast universe.
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    As far as we know, human beings are the only beings
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    able to understand their existence.
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    Now, where do you fit in this manifestation called advertising?
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(h) TROM - 2.16 Advertising
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