Abishai100
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Here's a mock dialogue between American movie star Tom Cruise and a fictional idealistic Internet-blogging self-proclaimed 'consumerism vigilante' named Ajay Satan about consumer electronics propaganda.
I wonder what kinds of 'anti-industrialization rabble' will be generated by our capitalism-subjective and consumerism-biased 'TrumpUSA' in comparison to the anti-bureaucracy Reaganomics-critical rhetoric fertilized by the reign of our last celebrity-president.
Let's see how long such 'chatter' will be considered 'patriotic.'
Does anyone else feel like talking about what America would be like right now if Hillary Clinton was elected as U.S President?
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CRUISE: I like how Americans have achieved battery-industry successes (i.e., Energizer, Duracell).
AJAY: Consumer electronics (e.g., Samsung, Panasonic, JVC) has created 'market chatter.'
CRUISE: The Orient (Japan, South Korea) controls the machinery, but Americans provide the elves...
AJAY: Batteries do provide the power to run all the toys, but how much do you valuate Apple/Microsoft?
CRUISE: Apple iPads and Windows Mobile have changed pedestrian shopping habits in America.
AJAY: Are you a big fan of mobile technologies?
CRUISE: I like WiFi, iPods, smartphones, and YouTube.
AJAY: The Internet has changed the way we think about playful connectivity.
CRUISE: Yes, well, the wireless technologies have changed the way artists talk about 'telepathy.'
AJAY: You're right, the Internet is like a virtual 'super-brain.'
CRUISE: I think Facebook is like Velcro.
AJAY: Haha, yes, Facebook gives everyone 'intelligentsia sneakers.'
CRUISE: The Internet is a 'passport' for modernism tourism.
AJAY: You can do virtually everything online now...
CRUISE: You can even get married!
AJAY: Haha, I wonder if that impacts our perspective on modern temperance...
CRUISE: Consumerism convenience culture is irrevocably linked to RadioShack!
AJAY: That's why I love the American 'imaginarium evolution' film The Rocketeer.
CRUISE: It seems modernism requires 'toy-store intelligence.'
AJAY: Design is an important aspect of mercantilism.
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I wonder what kinds of 'anti-industrialization rabble' will be generated by our capitalism-subjective and consumerism-biased 'TrumpUSA' in comparison to the anti-bureaucracy Reaganomics-critical rhetoric fertilized by the reign of our last celebrity-president.
Let's see how long such 'chatter' will be considered 'patriotic.'
Does anyone else feel like talking about what America would be like right now if Hillary Clinton was elected as U.S President?
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CRUISE: I like how Americans have achieved battery-industry successes (i.e., Energizer, Duracell).
AJAY: Consumer electronics (e.g., Samsung, Panasonic, JVC) has created 'market chatter.'
CRUISE: The Orient (Japan, South Korea) controls the machinery, but Americans provide the elves...
AJAY: Batteries do provide the power to run all the toys, but how much do you valuate Apple/Microsoft?
CRUISE: Apple iPads and Windows Mobile have changed pedestrian shopping habits in America.
AJAY: Are you a big fan of mobile technologies?
CRUISE: I like WiFi, iPods, smartphones, and YouTube.
AJAY: The Internet has changed the way we think about playful connectivity.
CRUISE: Yes, well, the wireless technologies have changed the way artists talk about 'telepathy.'
AJAY: You're right, the Internet is like a virtual 'super-brain.'
CRUISE: I think Facebook is like Velcro.
AJAY: Haha, yes, Facebook gives everyone 'intelligentsia sneakers.'
CRUISE: The Internet is a 'passport' for modernism tourism.
AJAY: You can do virtually everything online now...
CRUISE: You can even get married!
AJAY: Haha, I wonder if that impacts our perspective on modern temperance...
CRUISE: Consumerism convenience culture is irrevocably linked to RadioShack!
AJAY: That's why I love the American 'imaginarium evolution' film The Rocketeer.
CRUISE: It seems modernism requires 'toy-store intelligence.'
AJAY: Design is an important aspect of mercantilism.
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