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Consumerism-consciousness in modern capitalism is very lifestyle-oriented, since commerce is wed to imagination in this era. That's why see various capitalism-lifestyle critical stories/films these days.
How should we think of 'commercial folklore' in terms of capitalism street-sentiments (and alienating terrorism)?
This 'consumerism-dictation' was inspired by Fight Club and Fight Club 2 (Chuck Palahniuk).
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A creative comic book fan-fic writer named Ajay Satan became obsessed with an anarchism-novel adapted David Fincher film called Fight Club (starring Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, and Helena Bonham Carter). Ajay considered how the consumerism-claustrophobia angst presented in the novel/film reflected some of the modernism/urbanization criminal-insanity themes in Batman (DC Comics) storyboards. Ajay posited a new series of fan-fics in which Batman and his protege Nightwing evaluated anti-capitalism terrorism (e.g., 9/11) through the lens of anti-establishment propaganda (e.g., ISIS) realistically linked to urban claustrophobia related criminal-insanity. Ajay realized his Fight Club inspired Batman/Nightwing concepts would prove socio-politically intriguing to his fans/readers.
Ajay Satan's fan-fics about capitalism terrorism evaluation became so popular that he penned a sequel, modeled after the Fight Club 2 sequel-novel, in which Nightwing becomes a Wal-Mart soap-salesman, traveling to various store-branches to sell hand-made soap in single-day merchant-booths designed for user-friendly commercial dealings/greetings. In this sequel, Nightwing decides that Wal-Mart consciousness, while supportive of pedestrian idealism through peaceful commerce, was creating anti-capitalism sarcasm around the world. Nightwing concludes that as a 'doctor of consumerism' (and a soap-salesman!), he can effectively create real socio-political soap-boxes. Of course, Nightwing plans to double by night as a masked crusader trying to dismantle the anti-capitalist terrorist groups ISIS and Cobra.
In one of the storylines in Ajay's Fight Club 2 adapted consumerism/capitalism themed sequel, Nightwing decides to kidnap U.S. First Lady Melania Trump and hold her for ransom on the world stage until ISIS decides to negotiate a peaceful Israel-Palestine negotiation-meeting between Syria, Iran, and America. Nightwing's hope is that this zany act will create so much media junk-food that anti-capitalist terrorists in the Middle East will simply be stunned/confused regarding the 'scope' of modern capitalism-related social vandalism. Ajay Satan's comic series about Nightwing became so popular that it was adapted into a full-length DC Comics film starring Leo DiCaprio, Hayden Christensen, and Diane Kruger. The Democratic National Party [DNP] declare this film to be canonical for consumerism political cartoons in American folklore. Melania Trump tweeted, "Ajay Satan has given us a 'Freudian manual'."
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How should we think of 'commercial folklore' in terms of capitalism street-sentiments (and alienating terrorism)?
This 'consumerism-dictation' was inspired by Fight Club and Fight Club 2 (Chuck Palahniuk).
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A creative comic book fan-fic writer named Ajay Satan became obsessed with an anarchism-novel adapted David Fincher film called Fight Club (starring Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, and Helena Bonham Carter). Ajay considered how the consumerism-claustrophobia angst presented in the novel/film reflected some of the modernism/urbanization criminal-insanity themes in Batman (DC Comics) storyboards. Ajay posited a new series of fan-fics in which Batman and his protege Nightwing evaluated anti-capitalism terrorism (e.g., 9/11) through the lens of anti-establishment propaganda (e.g., ISIS) realistically linked to urban claustrophobia related criminal-insanity. Ajay realized his Fight Club inspired Batman/Nightwing concepts would prove socio-politically intriguing to his fans/readers.
Ajay Satan's fan-fics about capitalism terrorism evaluation became so popular that he penned a sequel, modeled after the Fight Club 2 sequel-novel, in which Nightwing becomes a Wal-Mart soap-salesman, traveling to various store-branches to sell hand-made soap in single-day merchant-booths designed for user-friendly commercial dealings/greetings. In this sequel, Nightwing decides that Wal-Mart consciousness, while supportive of pedestrian idealism through peaceful commerce, was creating anti-capitalism sarcasm around the world. Nightwing concludes that as a 'doctor of consumerism' (and a soap-salesman!), he can effectively create real socio-political soap-boxes. Of course, Nightwing plans to double by night as a masked crusader trying to dismantle the anti-capitalist terrorist groups ISIS and Cobra.
In one of the storylines in Ajay's Fight Club 2 adapted consumerism/capitalism themed sequel, Nightwing decides to kidnap U.S. First Lady Melania Trump and hold her for ransom on the world stage until ISIS decides to negotiate a peaceful Israel-Palestine negotiation-meeting between Syria, Iran, and America. Nightwing's hope is that this zany act will create so much media junk-food that anti-capitalist terrorists in the Middle East will simply be stunned/confused regarding the 'scope' of modern capitalism-related social vandalism. Ajay Satan's comic series about Nightwing became so popular that it was adapted into a full-length DC Comics film starring Leo DiCaprio, Hayden Christensen, and Diane Kruger. The Democratic National Party [DNP] declare this film to be canonical for consumerism political cartoons in American folklore. Melania Trump tweeted, "Ajay Satan has given us a 'Freudian manual'."
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