Craft the Rainbow -
40 Colorful Paper Projects from The House That Lars Built
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Tuesday, 10 November 2015
quote [ The follow up to #Equality, Modern Educayshun delves into the potential dangers of our increasingly reactionary culture bred by social media and political correctness. ]
Not sure how I feel about his work but interesting nonetheless.
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HP Lovekraftwerk said @ 12:33am GMT on 12th November
They portrayed those as victims of the flood (a bit much compared to a hurricane) as helpless dolts. The media's reports of horrid events are blown out of proportion (even though the horrors in New Orleans were later shown to be even worse). They were portraying the disaster as not that big a deal, the victims not in peril, the media as sensationalizing how bad it was, and global warming scientists as morons.
Just about the only one that didn't come in for well-deserved criticism was the Bush Administration, especially its FEMA director (and the changes they'd made to FEMA's structure only a year or two before that made things even worse).
HP Lovekraftwerk said @ 12:34am GMT on 12th November
They portrayed victims of the flood (which is a bit much when compared to a hurricane) as helpless dolts. The media's reports of horrid events are blown out of proportion (even though the horrors in New Orleans were later shown to be even worse). They were portraying the disaster as not that big a deal, the victims not in peril, the media as sensationalizing how bad it was, and global warming scientists as morons.
Just about the only one that didn't come in for well-deserved criticism was the Bush Administration, especially its FEMA director (and the changes they'd made to FEMA's structure only a year or two before that made things even worse).
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HP Lovekraftwerk said @ 12:33am GMT on 12th November
They portrayed victims of the flood (which is a bit much when compared to a hurricane) as helpless dolts. The media's reports of horrid events are blown out of proportion (even though the horrors in New Orleans were later shown to be even worse). They were portraying the disaster as not that big a deal, the victims not in peril, the media as sensationalizing how bad it was, and global warming scientists as morons.
Just about the only one that didn't come in for well-deserved criticism was the Bush Administration, especially its FEMA director (and the changes they'd made to FEMA's structure only a year or two before that made things even worse).
