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   Adam Muhith

   pt., 01/27/2017 - 23:01

   Adam Muhith

   Beneficial - asks for reform by playing to people's sympathy. It attacks in a less harmful way than other items of propaganda

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   Preston Burnett

   pt., 01/27/2017 - 23:02

   Preston Burnett

   I think it is somewhat beneficial because it sparks a conversation about veteran care and it doesn't seem to mislead people as it is a real problem

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   Mary Dunlap

   pt., 01/27/2017 - 23:06

   Mary Dunlap

   I think this one is good because it sparks conversation about veteran care, who are in desperate need of help. It makes people sympathize.

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   Nina

   pt., 01/27/2017 - 23:12

   Nina

   Yes it is propaganda, its playing to someones emotions by showing a veteran waiting for benefits in a newspaper. I guess I would say its beneficial even though its not presenting any facts or citations it is expressing the concerns of veterans and trying to make social progress for veterans issues.

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   Charlotte Brighton

   pon., 01/30/2017 - 05:29

   Charlotte Brighton

   Yes this is beneficial propaganda in a way that inspire's anger and sympathy for the veterans of our country. Although there are no facts present, the image still says a lot in replacement. It also shows that there are plenty of veterans who are waiting for hospital care and benefits, judging by all the "please take one" tickets flying about.

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