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PETA tried to use propaganda to turn people against Steve Irwin on his birthday.

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In this car commercial Lamborghini installs the "fear" that if your car is not fast enough you will die in the storm that is forming in the city.

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Lamborghini Huracán LP 610-4 - Official Video

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This propaganda shows that you shouldn't vaccinate your children because of numerous reasons. They are using emotional appeal through fear saying that bad things will happen to your child if you get them vaccinated.

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The propaganda shown here is fighting for Bikini bottom through a music poster

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"Strength Through Unity, Unity Through Faith." This V for Vendetta slogan echoed the dystopia of George Orwell's 1984 - and what better way to embrace it than through vintage-inspired propaganda posters that cite pop-culture influences? Why, they're even sneakier than those Illuminati pop stars. After the jump, peruse some of our favorite propaganda parodies, featuring everyone from Captain America to Kermit the Frog. But before you look, be warned: You might just walk away brainwashed, ready to start a revolution. On Planet Melmac.

Fight For Bikini Bottom by Björn Dammann

Cobra Calls You by Alessandro Von Victor

Loose Tweets Sink Fleets by Brian Lane Winfield Moore

Dr. Manhattan by Dave Perillo

Kermit the Gorf by Dave Pryor

Captain America by Anthony Cruz

Loose Lips Bring Down Starships by Cliff Chiang

Hope for Melmac by Roberlan Borges Paresqui

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"Strength Through Unity, Unity Through Faith." This V for Vendetta slogan echoed the dystopia of George Orwell's 1984 - and what better way to embrace it than through vintage-inspired propaganda posters that cite pop-culture influences? Why, they're even sneakier than those Illuminati pop star...

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This ad shows an attractive man vaping and this ad promotes that vaping is just a way of taking back your freedom. Glittering Generations were used in this ad due to it's claim that it is just a way of using your freedom.

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WWII, making the women focus on making reliable equipment.

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WW2 - This refers to Nazi snipers always watching the Americans.

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This is a transfer and a testimonial appeal. It is a transfer because they connect it to Connor McDavid who is seen as one of the greatest hockey players of his time and saying he drinks it so you should too. It is also a testimonial because they get Connor McDavid to speak to audiences about it to try and appeal them.

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In this issue CBC ( along with other news groups) falsely accused a group of Catholic high-school students of racism and violence. The truth however is that the boys did nothing wrong and it was the other group who were being bullies.The media used card stacking and name-calling ( giving lies to the people ). The media has only just apologized for lying two months later after being faced with the threat of a $250 million lawsuit.

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When I was in Grade 8 my parents moved to southern Alberta and we lived close to the Blood reserve. What followed was five years of school in a racist town.

My friends included many of the students from the reserve and when a teacher pointed out that the Blackfeet were the traditional enemy of the Cree, my dad told me that we made a peace treaty long ago and that teacher should study history. Besides, my grandfather spoke Blackfoot and we had Blackfoot relatives. My grandfather and a man from the Siksika Nation adopted each other as brothers and the relationship has been respected over the generations.

The white kids in our school didn't really know us. They laughed at our "funny" names, they thought drumming was primitive and we sang silly songs. To them we were cartoon characters, drunken Indians and incompetents.

So when I saw the photo of the demonstration in Washington on Jan. 18 and a bunch of privileged white boys taunting a First Nations elder it triggered old feelings from my past.

Nick Sandmann, the student who stood close to Nathan Phillips, later stated that he didn't mean to cause a confrontation. It's hard to believe that when you see the condescending smirk of white privilege. As an Indigenous person, I have seen it and I know what it stands for.

3 groups meet

The story behind the photo is a bewildering mix of three groups meeting in the same location. The boys from Covington Catholic High School were there to take part in the March for Life anti-abortion protest. They ran into a small fringe group calling themselves the "Black Hebrew Israelites" who hurled insults at passersby, including both the Covington boys and participants in the Indigenous Peoples March. Rather than ignore them, the Covington boys confronted them.

Nathan Phillips, an Omaha elder and a former Marine veteran, positioned himself between the two groups and sang the American Indian Movement honour song. Phillips' action was in response to the developing confrontation and the need to defuse it. He drew the attention of the Covington students to himself and the resulting display of white privilege was the result.

Lost in the whole mess was the fact that the Indigenous Peoples March was a major event to bring attention to the injustice that Indigenous Peoples face across the globe. Instead the face of white privilege dominated the headlines.

The students were wearing those now cliché hats from the Trump campaign saying "Make America Great Again." Nowadays they are a red flag for racism and intolerance. With the separation of church and state, why were students representing a Catholic school wearing these hats?

Indigenous elder's role lost

The white boys were interviewed and exonerated in the eyes of the white public. It was all a horrible mistake and now they were receiving threats. The story was bent to be sympathetic to the boys. The role of the Indigenous elder and the reason Indigenous people were present was lost.

Nathan Phillips, the Omaha elder, is back home, unheralded by media. Nick Sandmann and his friends have been invited to the White House.

Over the years I have learned that white people are afraid of Indians and people of colour. It's fear based on racism and fear of the unknown. This whole incident raises serious questions about the future of America.

The country is fractured by intolerance and racism. People of colour, including Native Americans, now stand on one side of a country polarized by race. America is most certainly not on its way to be great, if it ever was.

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Opinion: Importance of Indigenous Peoples March got overshadowed by 'the face of white privilege' | CBC News

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When I was in Grade 8 my parents moved to southern Alberta and we lived close to the Blood reserve. What followed was five years of school in a racist town.

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Glittering generalities -, Bandwagon, Scientific approach, Transfer"Good and good for you"

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There are a lot of gems out there, post them. http://i1.imageban.ru/out/2011/11/13/daf2f2404437dab09ade0040d8a12603.jpg.

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Felix released this video in trying to recruit 9 year olds to destroy a rising program. In this video, Felix uses VULGAR language to tear down this innocent channel with his fan base. He uses name calling, that T-series, and I quote, is a ¨B**** Lasagna¨. HOW CRUEL!!!

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This propaganda represented here is the action make art instead of war, essentially make beauty instead of war.

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Make Art Not War Prints by Shepard Fairey at AllPosters.com

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Make Art Not War Prints by Shepard Fairey - at AllPosters.com. Choose from over 500,000 Posters & Art Prints. Value Framing, Fast Delivery, 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.

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This is Anti-American propaganda. One technique that is being used is Emotional Appeal because the soldier throwing the baby down the well will make people scared that something similar could happen to their own children.