There is so much adverrtising now that I think most people are turned off by
it.  At least the intelligent ones are.

On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 12:43 PM, charles <[email protected]> wrote:

> I don't think so!
>
> The Corporate state has turned the secular slogan "the pursuit of
> happiness" into a competitive rush to accumulate stuff.  The more
> effective the advertising, the more we have become "shoppers" and
> "consumers."  The public health deteriorates from engesting too many
> drugs and chemicals, we are running short on water and other vital
> resources, and we are sacrificing our need to expand out into and
> colonize the universe all in order to buy more petty luxuries.
>
> Now we are told hat we need to buy the stuff in order to put people
> back to work, just don't go into debt to do it.  We are told that we
> spend too much, also, and that it is the fault of "Big Government"---
> not big business. Moreover, we are told the press is too liberal even
> though it is also big buiness and supported by big busines advertisers
> who won't advertise in news outlets that don't tell the news in the
> way they want.
>
> Oh, by the way, Donald trump says he is proud of himself.  Should he
> be proud of lying?
>
> brough
> civilization-oveview dot com
>
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