Abishai100
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- Sep 22, 2013
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This is a commerce-and-media age 'vignette' inspired by the populism-exploitation film Bulworth.
Signing off,
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Donald Trump was no longer simply a casino-magnate. He was now the U.S. President and the first celebrity-president since Ronald Reagan! TrumpUSA critics pondered if this newest celebrity-prez would afford America yet another brand of pedestrianism-naivete economics (i.e., Reaganomics). Yet Donald (with First Lady Melania!) proceeded with a rigorous commerce-based focus on modern geopolitics, paying special attention to North Korea (pseudo-martial rival to democratic trading-partner South Korea) and Sunni-Shia relations within Islam affecting OPEC treaties.
Amidst all this hubbub arose a special American 'vigilante' named Rat-Boy. Rat-Boy was interested in using the public pulpit (i.e., Internet forums) to tout the democratic value of new age commerce-based institution-branching consciousness (i.e., Wal-Mart) and the social demand for relevantly symbolic Hollywood (USA) films such as The Wolf of Wall Street. Rat-Boy was actually a Yale University economics student named Philip Danforth who wanted to use animalia-symbolism to evoke social perspectives on ambitious and economic desperation.
Rat-Boy was considered a 'new age Robin Hood,' and people (even critics of America, the West, and 'Occidental capitalism') considered the beneficial impact of society matrix gauged sociocultural critique (e.g., Charlie Rose TV). While kids flooded to theaters for showings of Captain America, Spider-Man, and Batman films, the real 'superhero' in the USA, 'Rat-Boy,' was busy endorsing commercial approaches to 'brand-politics marketing' (e.g., European Union). Rat-Boy would be hailed as a modernized rendition of Thomas Nast (the federalism-curious political cartoonist from America's yesteryear who revealed the close link between politics and merchandising!).
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Signing off,
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Donald Trump was no longer simply a casino-magnate. He was now the U.S. President and the first celebrity-president since Ronald Reagan! TrumpUSA critics pondered if this newest celebrity-prez would afford America yet another brand of pedestrianism-naivete economics (i.e., Reaganomics). Yet Donald (with First Lady Melania!) proceeded with a rigorous commerce-based focus on modern geopolitics, paying special attention to North Korea (pseudo-martial rival to democratic trading-partner South Korea) and Sunni-Shia relations within Islam affecting OPEC treaties.
Amidst all this hubbub arose a special American 'vigilante' named Rat-Boy. Rat-Boy was interested in using the public pulpit (i.e., Internet forums) to tout the democratic value of new age commerce-based institution-branching consciousness (i.e., Wal-Mart) and the social demand for relevantly symbolic Hollywood (USA) films such as The Wolf of Wall Street. Rat-Boy was actually a Yale University economics student named Philip Danforth who wanted to use animalia-symbolism to evoke social perspectives on ambitious and economic desperation.
Rat-Boy was considered a 'new age Robin Hood,' and people (even critics of America, the West, and 'Occidental capitalism') considered the beneficial impact of society matrix gauged sociocultural critique (e.g., Charlie Rose TV). While kids flooded to theaters for showings of Captain America, Spider-Man, and Batman films, the real 'superhero' in the USA, 'Rat-Boy,' was busy endorsing commercial approaches to 'brand-politics marketing' (e.g., European Union). Rat-Boy would be hailed as a modernized rendition of Thomas Nast (the federalism-curious political cartoonist from America's yesteryear who revealed the close link between politics and merchandising!).
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