Abishai100
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This is a commerce and networking culture vignette about TrumpUSA democracy inspired by the films City Hall and The Candidate.
Signing off (Happy February 13th!),
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Aman was an Algerian-American fascinated by the video game Battle-Chess and was intrigued by how capitalism itself was a chess-game negotiation under the general umbrella of democracy. Aman was a self-proclaimed Internet-blogging 'vigilante' who wanted to understand the modern social appeal of symbolic films such as Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps and The Killing Fields. Aman wanted to 're-present' chess as a totem of real capitalism meditation, and he was ironically a supporter of 'TrumpUSA.'
After Labor Day weekend 2017 (when the world was frozen temporarily because of a very controversial nuclear-missile test crisis involving incendiary nation North Korea), Aman became very wary of new age coordinations of pro-democracy idealism. Aman wondered if U.S. President Donald Trump had what it took to deal with the odious problem of WMDs (weapons of mass-destruction) in this new age of commerce-and-traffic gauged geopolitics. Aman was pleased, however, that President Trump took key steps in solidifying valuable commerce-pacts with democratic trading-partner South Korea (host of the upcoming Winter Olympics!), so Aman decided to purchase a prayer-symbolic set of silver candlesticks to make a prayer for American democracy in this 'new world.'
Aman decided to start blogging on the Internet about the philosophical value of the capitalism-symbolic real-estate virtual-reality board-game Monopoly (Parker Brothers), which had become so culturally-iconic and popular that it was now a readily-accessible iPhone game-app. Aman wrote, "Monopoly, with its quaint dice and hotel-house replica-miniatures and real-estate board-piece deed-cards and iconic shiny-silver game-playing pieces, represents our best intentions towards reliable contract-based capitalism imagination. Without Monopoly, we may not have a worthwhile recreational pedestrian symbol of capitalism iconography in this modern age of consumerism, artisanship, and of course, toys!"
Aman decided to start watching iconic American horror-films such as Friday the 13th and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre which symbolized eccentric pedestrianism-culture paranoia regarding the everyday instability of traffic, home-security, community values, and of course, basic etiquette. Of special interest to Aman was the Texas Chainsaw Massacre film-franchise, which presented the ghoulish fictional silver chainsaw-wielding cannibal Leatherface (a psycho of real anti-social dimensions!). Aman realized that Leatherface was the paragon of American anxieties regarding social trust and transit safety and was the polar-opposite of the democracy-defending American superhero Superman (DC Comics), a literary 'advocate' of capitalism itself! Aman decided to write about Leatherface and present him as a 'terrorist.'
A beautiful woman read Aman's posts and found them to be quite 'clever.' She decided to write to him and wanted to meet him. Her name was Charleen, and she wanted to help Aman on his special little 'Internet-blogging crusade.' Aman met with her, and the two soon began dating and became democracy-idealistic 'allies' Charleen was not a huge fan of 'TrumpUSA,' though she was making a Hollywood (USA) film titled The Trump Dollar (you see, Charleen was an American movie-actress aspiring to become a real celebrity). Aman hoped Charleen would become his 'capitalism-nurse.'
Finally, one day, Aman met with President Trump and engaged in a little debate with him.
TRUMP: Your Internet-blogs have become quite popular.
AMAN: Yes, my girlfriend Charleen has also become a popular actress.
TRUMP: I saw her film (The Trump Dollar) and thought it was quite entertaining!
AMAN: She and I both care about America, democracy, and capitalism.
TRUMP: I'm sure you do, Aman, but what is your interest in Monopoly?
AMAN: Oh, you read my blog about the Parker Brothers board-game?
TRUMP: Yes, well, my White House advisor showed it to me; I became a fan.
AMAN: I love Monopoly, and I think its quite 'symbolic.'
TRUMP: I agree with you; I used to run a casino in Atlantic City, you know.
AMAN: Yes, Trump Taj Mahal; I visited there as a young boy with my parents.
TRUMP: Are your parents immigrants?
AMAN: Yes, Mr. President, but I'm a U.S. citizen.
TRUMP: You should consider teaching...
AMAN: I have an offer from Yale University!
TRUMP: Well, Aman, it looks like your democracy-passion is paying off.
AMAN: Maybe some day I'll write a book --- Virtual Politics.
TRUMP: I'd be worried if you were my enemy...
AMAN: I'm the best critic of terrorism, Mr. President!
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Signing off (Happy February 13th!),
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Aman was an Algerian-American fascinated by the video game Battle-Chess and was intrigued by how capitalism itself was a chess-game negotiation under the general umbrella of democracy. Aman was a self-proclaimed Internet-blogging 'vigilante' who wanted to understand the modern social appeal of symbolic films such as Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps and The Killing Fields. Aman wanted to 're-present' chess as a totem of real capitalism meditation, and he was ironically a supporter of 'TrumpUSA.'
After Labor Day weekend 2017 (when the world was frozen temporarily because of a very controversial nuclear-missile test crisis involving incendiary nation North Korea), Aman became very wary of new age coordinations of pro-democracy idealism. Aman wondered if U.S. President Donald Trump had what it took to deal with the odious problem of WMDs (weapons of mass-destruction) in this new age of commerce-and-traffic gauged geopolitics. Aman was pleased, however, that President Trump took key steps in solidifying valuable commerce-pacts with democratic trading-partner South Korea (host of the upcoming Winter Olympics!), so Aman decided to purchase a prayer-symbolic set of silver candlesticks to make a prayer for American democracy in this 'new world.'
Aman decided to start blogging on the Internet about the philosophical value of the capitalism-symbolic real-estate virtual-reality board-game Monopoly (Parker Brothers), which had become so culturally-iconic and popular that it was now a readily-accessible iPhone game-app. Aman wrote, "Monopoly, with its quaint dice and hotel-house replica-miniatures and real-estate board-piece deed-cards and iconic shiny-silver game-playing pieces, represents our best intentions towards reliable contract-based capitalism imagination. Without Monopoly, we may not have a worthwhile recreational pedestrian symbol of capitalism iconography in this modern age of consumerism, artisanship, and of course, toys!"
Aman decided to start watching iconic American horror-films such as Friday the 13th and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre which symbolized eccentric pedestrianism-culture paranoia regarding the everyday instability of traffic, home-security, community values, and of course, basic etiquette. Of special interest to Aman was the Texas Chainsaw Massacre film-franchise, which presented the ghoulish fictional silver chainsaw-wielding cannibal Leatherface (a psycho of real anti-social dimensions!). Aman realized that Leatherface was the paragon of American anxieties regarding social trust and transit safety and was the polar-opposite of the democracy-defending American superhero Superman (DC Comics), a literary 'advocate' of capitalism itself! Aman decided to write about Leatherface and present him as a 'terrorist.'
A beautiful woman read Aman's posts and found them to be quite 'clever.' She decided to write to him and wanted to meet him. Her name was Charleen, and she wanted to help Aman on his special little 'Internet-blogging crusade.' Aman met with her, and the two soon began dating and became democracy-idealistic 'allies' Charleen was not a huge fan of 'TrumpUSA,' though she was making a Hollywood (USA) film titled The Trump Dollar (you see, Charleen was an American movie-actress aspiring to become a real celebrity). Aman hoped Charleen would become his 'capitalism-nurse.'
Finally, one day, Aman met with President Trump and engaged in a little debate with him.
TRUMP: Your Internet-blogs have become quite popular.
AMAN: Yes, my girlfriend Charleen has also become a popular actress.
TRUMP: I saw her film (The Trump Dollar) and thought it was quite entertaining!
AMAN: She and I both care about America, democracy, and capitalism.
TRUMP: I'm sure you do, Aman, but what is your interest in Monopoly?
AMAN: Oh, you read my blog about the Parker Brothers board-game?
TRUMP: Yes, well, my White House advisor showed it to me; I became a fan.
AMAN: I love Monopoly, and I think its quite 'symbolic.'
TRUMP: I agree with you; I used to run a casino in Atlantic City, you know.
AMAN: Yes, Trump Taj Mahal; I visited there as a young boy with my parents.
TRUMP: Are your parents immigrants?
AMAN: Yes, Mr. President, but I'm a U.S. citizen.
TRUMP: You should consider teaching...
AMAN: I have an offer from Yale University!
TRUMP: Well, Aman, it looks like your democracy-passion is paying off.
AMAN: Maybe some day I'll write a book --- Virtual Politics.
TRUMP: I'd be worried if you were my enemy...
AMAN: I'm the best critic of terrorism, Mr. President!
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