Denmark Vesey: Advanced Propaganda & Meme Deconstruction • Professor Gee Chee Breaks It Down For DMG The Plantation DMG

Monday, September 27, 2010

Advanced Propaganda & Meme Deconstruction • Professor Gee Chee Breaks It Down For DMG The Plantation DMG

"Did you follow what happened to the women of Afghanistan in the late 90's under Taliban rule--WAY before they became a target in the "War on Terror"? DMG

Gee-Chee said...

There are extremes in the support of any concept. Medicine is an ancient practice. Today it's practiced to an extreme. Most of it is do to extreme lifestyles. Starting your morning with MacDonald's is extreme. Ending your day with MacDonald's is extreme. Naturally you create an industry that thrives solely from self-destructive behavior.

I'm not implying I understand the social constructs of Afghanistan. If you can't even get media ecology in America (how we respond to controlled popular influences) there is noooo way one can even begin to understand a culture that has been in existence before our own.

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