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This illustrates Simplify Ideas because it shows a hand pointing at a person with repetitious words within the hand, giving examples of obnoxious trending topics within twitter. It's beneficial in showing past trends to illustrate the point.
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This is an image submitted by Baron_von_Brunk on crackle.com showing how obnoxious trending topics start with you. Making twitter users think twice about the effects their tweet can have.

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    PeterT
    Thu, 06/02/2016 - 20:41
    PeterT
    This qualifies as propaganda because it it is trying to persuade viewers on the effects of twitter on them.
    This qualifies as a beneficial because it shoes the effects tweeting can have on others.
    Its selling guilt along with the message.
    This picture presents an emotional appeal of self-esteem because it tries to trigger guilt for harming others with tweets.
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    Catherine D.
    Thu, 06/02/2016 - 21:02
    Catherine D.
    This beneficial msg qualifies as propaganda because it is trying to persuade readers on effects that twitter has on them. The propagandist is selling the message by stating that "obnoxious trending topics start with you". This is an a example of plainfolk because viewers are persuaded to not tweet "obnoxious" things because it starts with themselves.
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    Raechel C
    Thu, 06/02/2016 - 21:03
    Raechel C
    This message qualifies as propaganda because it is trying to show the large of effects twitter has on people.

    This is beneficial because people can be reminded of the effects social media has on them

    The propagandist is selling this message because it has a powerful image on the front and is talking about something that almost everyone is familiar with

    the emotional appeal that is present is Plainfolks because almost everyone uses twitter and they use something that is highly used by people and you instantly know what theyre talking about in which the people understand the message very easily

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    Eric R.
    Thu, 06/02/2016 - 21:38
    Eric R.
    This qualifies as propaganda because it shows a hand pointing to a person that has trending words and quotes in it. It is harmful because it shows what people can get away with these days. It sold it to me because i saw "Someone Tweeted" and it made me wonder. This has a emotional appeal of blame because it shows a hand pointing at a person.
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    Deja C.
    Thu, 06/02/2016 - 21:57
    Deja C.
    This qualifies as propaganda because it is showing how crazy some tweets are and how it doesn't benefit anyone. It is harmful because making tweets could sometimes make other people feel bad.But beneficial because tweeting gives you the freedom to say what you want. They are selling the message by showing what is happening after you tweet, they always stay with you. The emotional appeal is appeal to social fears and how the internet has an affect on you.
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    SFukasawa
    Thu, 06/02/2016 - 22:09
    SFukasawa
    This is an appeal to self-esteem because it makes us think twice of what we post on the internet. This one propaganda is one of the only not dumb or benefiting posts because if we do think twice about what we say then it could help others and help us prevent bad stuff from happening because the impact of social media is really powerful now and it could affect some people really badly.
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    Breaire H.
    Thu, 06/02/2016 - 22:12
    Breaire H.
    this is propaganda because they're trying too tell people not too get addicted to social media because its not benefiting nobody and its just a waste of time when you can be doing something productive
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    Tina S
    Thu, 06/02/2016 - 22:17
    Tina S
    This qualifies as a propaganda because its showing us how we are the ones that start trends around us by social media. This is beneficial. The messages was being sold by showing us "some one tweeted" this appeal would be plainfolks.
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    Gabe
    Thu, 06/02/2016 - 22:18
    Gabe
    This qualifies as propaganda because it is calling the user out by saying they are the cause of annoying twitter trends. It sells the message by showing a bunch of annoying hashtags and saying annoying topics are caused by ¨you¨ It is beneficial because it makes you stop using hashtags
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    Maluhia B.
    Fri, 06/03/2016 - 20:31
    Maluhia B.
    I agree with Catherine D. on how the message qualifies as propaganda however I believe the appeal is better described as an appeal to social fears because the viewers 'fear' being obnoxious.
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    maben A
    Fri, 06/03/2016 - 20:33
    maben A
    this qualifies as propaganda because is saying the people are the cause of twitter trends.
    it is beneficial.
    the message is being sold by the image saying trending topics starts with us.
    this is plainfolk.
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    Ashlyn B
    Fri, 06/03/2016 - 21:10
    Ashlyn B
    This is propaganda because its saying we are the reason for all of the obnoxious and pointless trends on social media. Its beneficial to us. They are selling the message by showing the hand with all of the hashtags. The emotional appeal is social fears because we fear we say to much things on social media.
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    Ashlyn B
    Fri, 06/03/2016 - 21:10
    Ashlyn B
    This is propaganda because its saying we are the reason for all of the obnoxious and pointless trends on social media. Its beneficial to us. They are selling the message by showing the hand with all of the hashtags. The emotional appeal is social fears because we fear we say to much things on social media.
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    Rich W
    Fri, 06/03/2016 - 21:38
    Rich W
    I agree with SFukasawa on that it will make us think twice about what we post on the internet but I disagree that it'll help us because there are people who just don't care about what they post or what happens because of it.
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    Eric R.
    Fri, 06/03/2016 - 21:38
    Eric R.
    I agree with Brealre H. on that the propaganda is telling people not to get addicted but i disagree with them on how social media is not benefiting anybody because we sometimes use it to get information on news and such.
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    josh m
    Fri, 06/03/2016 - 21:42
    josh m
    this is propaganda because it's saying that we shouldn't get sunk into social media and there's more to life than social media.
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    lucas butt
    Fri, 06/03/2016 - 21:47
    lucas butt
    This qualifies as propaganda because there is so much stupid and pointless things put on social media not just twitter.the emotional appear is social fears
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    Alondra R.
    Fri, 06/03/2016 - 21:57
    Alondra R.
    This message qualifies as propaganda because it is showing how bad situations and harmful things start on social media. This message is beneficial to to society because it can help us at noticing that we have the power and ability to put something out to the world, whether it be bad or good. Propaganda is selling this message by involving you into the picture and a famous app we all use for social media. The emotional appeal to this message would be appeal to social fears because if everyone seems to be doing all this tweeting and other things on media, then you should be doing it too.
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    jason b
    Fri, 06/03/2016 - 21:59
    jason b
    i agree with lucas butt because it is stupid there are many pointless things on social media and i agree with social fears but i also could say that there could be some self esteem in there somewhere because of the way people act on the internet
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    Alexis C.
    Fri, 06/03/2016 - 22:05
    Alexis C.
    I agree with Gabe. This message is "sellimg the message" by telling you that "you" are the cause of the annoying Twitter trends and hash tags. This message is making you feel bad about using Twitter and you should probably go outside more and not worry about Twitter trends.
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    Breaire H
    Fri, 06/03/2016 - 22:09
    Breaire H
    I agree with josh because people worry about the wrong things all the time and some forget the responsibilities they have and not care about anything else.
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    Lance M.
    Sat, 06/04/2016 - 00:48
    Lance M.
    I agree with Gabe P., because we as community can prevent all the annoying tweets by not tweeting them. The ad really shows how annoying it can be by showing the giant hand with hash tags as Gabe said.
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    Liberty M.
    Sat, 06/04/2016 - 00:50
    Liberty M.
    This is propaganda because it shows that people listen to what others put on social media. This is beneficial because it shows that we make the trends. This is being sold because it uses twitter which is a very popular site to us teens. The emotional appeal is Plainfolks because by seeing other teens doing it, the person will most likely do it also so then it continues the trend.
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    Jordan.C
    Sat, 06/04/2016 - 00:52
    Jordan.C
    This ad is propaganda because its trying to reach the audience of Twitter users and trying to create an emotional response out of them. This is beneficial, it tries to inform through the ad that when using social media such as Twitters users have a lot of power to start trends and such. The creator of the ad tries to sell this message through showing how one Tweeter can being an obnoxious trend easily such as the trends shown on the hand. This tries to appeal emotional to a sense of plainfolks it tries to relate to users of Twitter.
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    Deven F
    Sat, 06/04/2016 - 00:55
    Deven F
    I thinks its propaganda because it shows how bad things start from social media. Its beneficial by showing people how bad things can start by putting things on the internet. ITs selling the message by putting us as social media and involving us in a app. Its appeal is social fear because everyone is on social doing things
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    Yaritza V
    Mon, 06/06/2016 - 01:44
    Yaritza V
    I agree with Alondra R. because she said it could help us at noticing that we have the power and ability to put something out in the world, whether its good or bad. This uses both you and a very popular app which makes it intriguing for the audience.
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    Dorian R
    Sat, 06/04/2016 - 01:00
    Dorian R
    Liberty M said that "the ad shows how much power that social media has on people". I feel like people put much of their emotions into what other people say on social media. I disagree that this appeals to plainfolks because i think appeal more to a fear of social rejection.
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    Romeo J
    Sat, 06/04/2016 - 01:00
    Romeo J
    i agree with Jordan C. this message is trying to get a emotional response from its readers. I also agree with him that it is beneficial because people that do use social media like twitter can have a great impact on trends.
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    Abel Ortiz
    Tue, 11/08/2016 - 08:25
    Abel Ortiz
    I feel incline to agree more than disagree with this add. I do believe that a lot of the most disgusting and offensive topics on social media that become trends (pretty much everything that is trending is because people keeps talking about it) are obviously trends that someone started. So yes obnoxious trending topics can start with us, we need to be more media literate or responsible before posting or starting to talk about something online.
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    Justine F.
    Fri, 11/10/2017 - 05:56
    Justine F.
    I rated this as more beneficial because it does a good job of showing how quick something that is hash tagged on Twitter can spread and go viral-good or bad.
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    G Paul
    Sun, 11/12/2017 - 01:22
    G Paul
    I think it's beneficial because it gives the viewer an idea about their tweets. Also with the big hand pointing, it also gives me an impression of how big our tweets and comments can be and how many people the may affect. Social media is more far-reaching than ever before as platforms are improving their analytics and media control, giving many of us stories and "blurbs" of what they think we like. We need to be more responsible with our media creation whether it's an original tweet, a comment, or a conversation else we lose control of who we are.
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    Gabriel Addison
    Tue, 01/23/2018 - 23:01
    Gabriel Addison
    This is showing that trends start with a person, not A.I. not a robot, not a machine, it starts with a machine but, you start it with an idea. Anyone can copy, but you have to be smart to start the copying. I believe this is an efficient way of showing that you have control of annoying a person and starting a social media war, or just letting it go.
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    Colette
    Sun, 11/18/2018 - 18:09
    Colette
    A take-off on WWII propaganda posters...effective then, and effective now!

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