Hollywood's "Star-Whackers"

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   Austin W.

   fre, 06/03/2016 - 00:51

   Austin W.

   I don't believe this should qualify as propaganda because this doesn't appeal to any of of our societies interests, maybe in the studying of psychotic people but this is more harmful simply because this just seems idiotic on so many levels.

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   alexander jackson

   fre, 06/03/2016 - 00:54

   alexander jackson

   this doesn't qualify as propaganda
   
   this is comepletely dumb, its all conspirousy
   
   im pretty sure he only has a few people that actually BELIEVE him
   
   adding people you may know i guess. association

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   Zach Z

   fre, 06/03/2016 - 20:42

   Zach Z

   I agree with Alex Jackson because this pice it is not factual it is very opinion based. you need to go into that is very opinion based.

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   jason b

   fre, 06/03/2016 - 21:36

   jason b

   i agree with austin w this has nothing to do with society at all. this is just for someone to say they know something about robin williams death.

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   Sydney T.

   fre, 06/03/2016 - 21:57

   Sydney T.

   This message qualifies as propaganda because it panders to our fears of villains. It is harmful because it instills fear and paranoia into society. It is selling the message by using a well known icon and familiar symbols. This is appeal to social fears because it makes people afraid of their social surroundings.

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