Sunday, July 14, 2013

PULL THE MEDIA'S WOOL FROM YOUR EYES



The George Zimmerman trial has consumed media outlets for the past few weeks. Don't let this distract you. It's just another gross attempt by the advertising companies to push their products on us.

WE NEED TO WAKE UP

While America argues over whether or not they feel Zimmerman is guilty, no matter what side of the argument you're on, you are being fed subliminal messages.

The story goes that Trayvon Martin purchased an Arizona Iced tea and a bag of Skittles prior to his death. These two products have since been mentioned over 200 million times. The advertising value from this exposure is predicted to be north of 17 trillion dollars.

With a price tag that high, do you think this is merely happenstance? It's OBVIOUS that the Arizona Iced Tea and Skittles companies (WHO HAVE BEEN IN BED TOGETHER FOR YEARS) staged the death of Trayvon Martin.

Unused testimony from key witnesses reveals that over 2,000 people at a nearby party saw a Skittles van pull up to the 7-11. They claim, as the van door opened, a group of masked men forced Trayvon into the store where he purchased the notorious products.

NOBODY WOULD CONSCIOUSLY 
DRINK ARIZONA ICED TEA
AND EAT SKITTLES AT THE SAME TIME

IT MAKES YOUR TONGUE FEEL WEIRD 

They then forced Trayvon to walk through the neighborhood of known paranoid gun owner, George Zimmerman and the rest was history.

BILLIONS OF CHILDREN ACROSS THE WORLD
ARE GETTING THE SKITTLES LOGO
TATTOOED ON THEIR FACES AND NECKS

This isn't the first time this has happened and it certainly won't be the last. 

During the OJ Simpson trial, leather gloves became the fashion hit of the season. And, OH YEAH, the stock in orange juice manufacturers skyrocketed!



The Elian Gonzalez controversy put Elio's Pizza on the map.



Before the Rodney King beatings, Burger King was just a small mom and pop operation. Look at where they are today.


WHAT CAN WE DO TO FIGHT THIS?

The only way we can stand against these corporate interests is by supporting local businesses and buying all natural, fair trade products from companies such as Whole Foods. 

At Whole Foods, not only can you be certain you are supporting your local economy, but you can also go fuck yourself. 

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

It's all true!