beyondtherim55008@yahoo.c
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Just saw V for Vendetta and can tell you it's a terrorist fantasy film. This film has sayings such as, "Sometimes blowing up a building can change the world" and "Violence can be used for Good." But all in all, we Americans who see this aren't terrorists and therefore it comes at a time when we need a good cathartic effect for what many see in Bush as a freedom taking administration. What this nation really needs is a new president who can lead this nation to freedom and not separation but assimilation of everyone, one religion, one race, one world govt, come next election, vote for what will bind us and not what separates us. As for Alan Moore, the fruitcake admitted he wrote the story in the early 80's in fear of the Thatcher administration turning progressively Fascist. That didn't happen. No fears needed--Just a vote of Love for the next Administration after Bush, a President of Love.
book SCIENCE FACT (1977) pg.156 by F. George & C. Rose: "Apart from dominating the industrial world's supply of information, television also functions as a surrogate for "real" experience in a restricted and overcrowded urban society. Since the passing of the era of exploration, colonialism....people's opportunity to indulge adventure and excitement has been curtailed, and the tendency to conquer and dominate is turned increasingly inward. Although a filling TV diet of crime and war is often cited as a cause of alleged proliferation of aggressive behavior, the connection is far from proven. One alternative hypothesis (Feshbach and Singer: TELEVISION AGGRESSION, 1971) for which there is a certain amount of support is the notion that TV violence might actually be cathartic in effect. In other words, it provides the viewer with the opportunity to entertain violent fantasies in a harmless way, thereby reducing the incidence of actual antisocial aggression. If this theory is ever justified to general satisfaction then, in the cause of peace and harmony, we might expect TV and other media to become increasingly violent, repulsive fully totalizing psycho discoveries about fears and emotional responses to spin a web of.... The idea was alluded to in NINETEEN EIGHTY-FOUR, where Orwell describes the use of a daily TV program called TEN MINUTES HATE, which functioned as a politically stabilizing release for the population's pent up aggression."
Links to the catharsis effect: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=catharsis+effect+and+singer
Other interesting notes: When American soldiers were taken prisoner by N.Korea and escaped; American psychologists questioned them why they escaped, and did it such in a manner that they were guilty of escaping. That it should've went against the way they were programmed.
A leading renown psychologist was very interested and obsessed in why Timothy McVeigh actually did the OKC bombing as many people read the Turner Diaries and other hate inspired literature and have no motivation to do what he did. When he questioned McVeigh it was as like he was asking him questions on how he failed to control this behavior.
book SCIENCE FACT (1977) pg.156 by F. George & C. Rose: "Apart from dominating the industrial world's supply of information, television also functions as a surrogate for "real" experience in a restricted and overcrowded urban society. Since the passing of the era of exploration, colonialism....people's opportunity to indulge adventure and excitement has been curtailed, and the tendency to conquer and dominate is turned increasingly inward. Although a filling TV diet of crime and war is often cited as a cause of alleged proliferation of aggressive behavior, the connection is far from proven. One alternative hypothesis (Feshbach and Singer: TELEVISION AGGRESSION, 1971) for which there is a certain amount of support is the notion that TV violence might actually be cathartic in effect. In other words, it provides the viewer with the opportunity to entertain violent fantasies in a harmless way, thereby reducing the incidence of actual antisocial aggression. If this theory is ever justified to general satisfaction then, in the cause of peace and harmony, we might expect TV and other media to become increasingly violent, repulsive fully totalizing psycho discoveries about fears and emotional responses to spin a web of.... The idea was alluded to in NINETEEN EIGHTY-FOUR, where Orwell describes the use of a daily TV program called TEN MINUTES HATE, which functioned as a politically stabilizing release for the population's pent up aggression."
Links to the catharsis effect: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=catharsis+effect+and+singer
Other interesting notes: When American soldiers were taken prisoner by N.Korea and escaped; American psychologists questioned them why they escaped, and did it such in a manner that they were guilty of escaping. That it should've went against the way they were programmed.
A leading renown psychologist was very interested and obsessed in why Timothy McVeigh actually did the OKC bombing as many people read the Turner Diaries and other hate inspired literature and have no motivation to do what he did. When he questioned McVeigh it was as like he was asking him questions on how he failed to control this behavior.