Posts Tagged ‘in our hands’

Totally Inept, Cheap Trick Propaganda Bourgeoisie Video Entitled
“In Our Hands” From 1950
No way it could ever happen here. Just ask Flick.

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This is a very silly film from way back in 1950. Notice the quaint automobiles and the presence of cows. Did those poor folks get a New York City Pass? Could Universal Health Care be next for them?

Remember how it use to be before the country changed fundamentally and the United States reversed course? People were even forced to watch non 1080p television and gather together to play card games and sing songs! How insufferable! How rude!

But it was their choice. They voted for it. They kept voting for freedom. That’s how it was, way back before we were all liberated from capitalism and shown the true way of shared sacrifice. May his will be done.

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A Film Review from way back in 2003 – Where is Wrongway Flick now? Was he surprised during the presidential debates of 2008, a full five years after his backwards prescient guffaw at our expense? Does he miss George Bush? Do you want this man reviewing your film??
(We’re not making this stuff up! A True Review)

Reviewer: Flick Harrison  – October 30, 2003
Subject: Looks more like capitalism

“Watching the poor homeowners getting thrown out of their house, I couldn’t help but wonder why two families were moving in – they seemed so happy to get a house at all. The fact that houses were in short supply on the first day of the new plan suggests that capitalism wasn’t quite perfect after all.

I have had many friends chucked out onto the street by capitalist landlords, usually to let their kids move in, or to raise the rent, so… that particular “Communist” threat is a little weak. And the Party man’s argument, that the factory was shut “temporarily” and that “in the long run it’ll be better for everyone” sounds suspiciously like capitalist globalization rhetoric. Just watch “Roger and Me” and see if you think it’s the communists who shut down plants and force workers to move.

In fact, the commies in this film at least have another job and house to hand over to the hapless worker, and provide a moving truck to drive them there, unlike General Motors! Sounds like a pro-commie film to me!

Also, the “presidential debate” at film’s opening is so trumped up it’s hilarious. “Vote for the Master State and the Master Plan!” Right… how sinister.

And the voters say, “I don’t really understand it… I’m going to vote for it.”

Their biggest complaint about the capitalist is “I’m sick of being told how great freedom is! I’m voting for the master plan!” Then they place “Imagine how great full employment would be” in the midst of nonsense like that. Yeah. Imagine how great full employment WOULD be. (Ed Note: The country had hateful and unimaginable statistical  full employment for nearly all of BushII’s time in office.)

The idea that there’d ever be a US election between one capitalist candidate and one communust candidate, and they would sit civilly and politely interrupt one another on TV, let the commie have the last word etc (on a corporate TV network, no less) is friggin’ hilarious.“ Reference: Wrongway Flick’s review

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Thank you Flick Harrison. Are you LOL now? Make of the flick, and Flick what you will.

However, it must be noted and forever remembered that somebody must have paid attention. Capitalism persisted until January 2009. Let’s all hop in the back of that Obama Master State truck right now! We gotta get on down that long progressive road. Gotta get on down to Sugar Candy Mountain where we’ll all be happy and fed forever, amen.

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And lastly, Lest we forget… The tasty icing on our cake. Bow your heads low and click for the audio… An oldy, but a goody! It’s the Obama National Anthem. It’s the reason we vote for him. It’s the reason he is OUR leader! Always and forever, may he be eternally blessed 72 times! Whoopee Goldberg plays herself in…

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