- Sep 22, 2013
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Here's a democracy-culture optimism tale representing some of the dialogic values of our pedestrianism-based 'TrumpUSA.'
This tale was inspired by the gender-traffic film Baby Boom.
How do people feel about the pulpit-value of First Lady Melania Trump?
I think gender is a fascinating 'element' in our pro-consumerism society --- e.g., Barbie, Starbucks female mermaid-siren logo, Aunt Jemima pancake syrup, Wendy's, etc.
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Cassandra Patel was married to a prestigious Hindu Brahmin family, but the family elders disapproved of her modest dowry (the custom 'bride-price') and treated her very badly for it. Her own husband was somewhat insulting and her father-in-law was very abusive. Cassandra became so demoralized she decided to emigrate to America where she could start a new life in a land rumored to be very 'gender-progressive.' She divorced her unfaithful husband and escaped to America one summer after scrounging up enough money from a private knitting business she started.
When she got to America, she began work as a secretary in a business office in Manhattan. She was excited about her prospects, but while she was working late one night, she was raped by her boss. Cassandra was devastated and did not want to tell anyone for fear of losing her job. So she stayed quiet but quit her job and sought employment at a children's day-care center. Cassandra was very happy working at the day-care center and began feeling much better about moving to America. When Donald Trump was elected as the new U.S. President, Cassandra was optimistic about the prospects of a consumerism-gauged pro-democracy American 'culture,' and she loved Starbucks!
Cassandra met a handsome police officer named Ethan and the two started dating. Ethan's father was a member of the Trump Administration, and Ethan was very pro-Republican. Ethan tried to indoctrinate Cassandra into Republican values, but when Cassandra confessed she was a Democrat, Ethan grew very impatient and started beating her. Horrified, Cassandra separated from Ethan and tried to begin a new life in San Francisco, working as a waitress in Chinatown. Cassandra resolved to continue to pursue the proverbial American Dream and also not to seek more male companions until she met a real kind prince.
As Cassandra embraced the Starbucks-culture of 'TrumpUSA,' she wondered if she was doing enough to participate in America's brand of 'pro-populism politics' and culture. Cassandra decided to become a radical, an eco-terrorist (modelled after the DC Comics super-villainess Poison Ivy) and fashioned herself a handsome green sari to signify her interest in pro-naturalism politics and eco-consciousness. Cassandra finally realized she had coordinated her interests in democracy with a quest for political activism in a gender-progressive nation. She began writing diary entries and drawing political cartoons of First Ladies and their involvement in eco-activism. Cassandra contemplated if she actually became a real 'capitalism model.'
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This tale was inspired by the gender-traffic film Baby Boom.
How do people feel about the pulpit-value of First Lady Melania Trump?
I think gender is a fascinating 'element' in our pro-consumerism society --- e.g., Barbie, Starbucks female mermaid-siren logo, Aunt Jemima pancake syrup, Wendy's, etc.
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Cassandra Patel was married to a prestigious Hindu Brahmin family, but the family elders disapproved of her modest dowry (the custom 'bride-price') and treated her very badly for it. Her own husband was somewhat insulting and her father-in-law was very abusive. Cassandra became so demoralized she decided to emigrate to America where she could start a new life in a land rumored to be very 'gender-progressive.' She divorced her unfaithful husband and escaped to America one summer after scrounging up enough money from a private knitting business she started.
When she got to America, she began work as a secretary in a business office in Manhattan. She was excited about her prospects, but while she was working late one night, she was raped by her boss. Cassandra was devastated and did not want to tell anyone for fear of losing her job. So she stayed quiet but quit her job and sought employment at a children's day-care center. Cassandra was very happy working at the day-care center and began feeling much better about moving to America. When Donald Trump was elected as the new U.S. President, Cassandra was optimistic about the prospects of a consumerism-gauged pro-democracy American 'culture,' and she loved Starbucks!
Cassandra met a handsome police officer named Ethan and the two started dating. Ethan's father was a member of the Trump Administration, and Ethan was very pro-Republican. Ethan tried to indoctrinate Cassandra into Republican values, but when Cassandra confessed she was a Democrat, Ethan grew very impatient and started beating her. Horrified, Cassandra separated from Ethan and tried to begin a new life in San Francisco, working as a waitress in Chinatown. Cassandra resolved to continue to pursue the proverbial American Dream and also not to seek more male companions until she met a real kind prince.
As Cassandra embraced the Starbucks-culture of 'TrumpUSA,' she wondered if she was doing enough to participate in America's brand of 'pro-populism politics' and culture. Cassandra decided to become a radical, an eco-terrorist (modelled after the DC Comics super-villainess Poison Ivy) and fashioned herself a handsome green sari to signify her interest in pro-naturalism politics and eco-consciousness. Cassandra finally realized she had coordinated her interests in democracy with a quest for political activism in a gender-progressive nation. She began writing diary entries and drawing political cartoons of First Ladies and their involvement in eco-activism. Cassandra contemplated if she actually became a real 'capitalism model.'
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