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You Only Die Once

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This is pro-ISIS propaganda created by Abu Abdurrahman al Britani and Abu Daighum al Britani, two British ISIS fighters who are part of Rayat al Tawheed, an ISIS faction that communicates in English. I found this image on Vice.com
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The image of the bloody gun may activate feelings of thrilling brutality and this image connects these feelings to religion. Propaganda that supports or advocates religious violence is very dangerous.

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    Marlette Torras
    Su, 04/26/2015 - 13:19
    Marlette Torras
    When I first saw this, it looked like a meme, or something a troll would send. This type of image and short message is very effective to a targeted audience, but is complete propaganda, as it only gives one side. There are few counter-messages seen that are as effective as this PR team is making- they are pros.
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    serene_being
    Ma, 04/27/2015 - 06:53
    serene_being
    I find this a clear example of harmful propaganda. Any cause, religious or otherwise, which calls for harm to oneself and to others is in no way beneficial to society at large.
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    hwetter
    Ma, 04/27/2015 - 11:51
    hwetter
    The play on "yolo" to "yodo", is making a connection with slang and popular culture. It is also suggesting that you could find a purpose to your life.
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    twong
    Ma, 04/27/2015 - 12:29
    twong
    Highly harmful due to the understanding that this would like you to commit harm to yourself and others. It is not thrilling.
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    Jonathan
    To, 11/19/2015 - 06:40
    Jonathan
    From the point of view of Jihadists or people wanting to join terror groups, the “You Only Die Once” propaganda would be beneficial to them. It brings out emotions of excitement by telling young men to join the fight. But the real message is very harmful to the rest of the world. Terror strikes fear for many people who see this type of propaganda.
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    srael
    La, 11/21/2015 - 11:16
    srael
    This is a play on "YOLO" which is popular among youth. I think the play on this is trying to manipulate young people and that could be very harmful because they are more easily influenced.
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    Casandra
    Su, 11/22/2015 - 03:44
    Casandra
    In my opinion this is an extremely powerful and harmful message to spread. To think that kids are exposed to this at a young age is hard to understand but it also explains how easily people could be influenced and persuaded by religion.
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    Joseph Peters
    Pe, 06/03/2016 - 20:49
    Joseph Peters
    i strongly disagree with the comment saying that teens are easily influenced we are not but i do understand that the saying is on he the play on YOLO.
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    nahles
    Su, 11/13/2016 - 00:35
    nahles
    I don't know how effective this piece of propaganda is, partially because it doesn't have the desired effect on me whatsoever. But it's definitely harmful: recruiting people to commit acts of terror with emotional imagery and bold text.
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    Addison Platnico
    Ti, 09/26/2017 - 20:09
    Addison Platnico
    As soon as I saw the picture, I knew it was 100% harmful. The photo of the gun covered in blood is extremely terrifying. As well as the spin off of YOLO (you only live once), YODO (you only die once). This piece it stating that it is good to kill yourself for the sake of martyrdom. I find this photo to be extremely upsetting. It is used to recruit men to join ISIS
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    mikepop
    To, 03/29/2018 - 19:32
    mikepop
    This propaganda is harmful, because it suggests that you might as well go become a terrorist, because you're gonna die anyway. It is surprising to see a pro-ISIS ad in english. This is harmful propaganda because it trivializes the whole terrorism situation. This is a form of simplifying a situation - it is trying to make it easy and trivial for a young person to see, and then think "why not?"

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