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Trump

Tomáš, Adam L. and Adam P.

You react to the meme, "Mueller can't conclude his investigation if I keep committing new crimes." You point out that the effect of this message varies upon who is the receiver. You claim that a Trump supporter will rally to support Trump, feeling protective of his president as he feels that he does good things for the country. On the other hand, you claim that a Trump opponent is likely to view the message as positive, helping people realize whom they have elected into the White House. You claim that the message will help both sides to confirm their present beliefs. You then state that the message lacks facts. Furthermore, you state that the two groups need to understand each other.

In talking back to the meme, you have tried to understand how different people might perceive it. The idea that a message can be interpreted in completely opposing ways is one worth more exploration, don't you think? Perhaps in class as a topic for a debate? I wonder if simplifying the text that goes with the two men would better help convey the message… Also, do you think music could enhance the video? Lastly, instead of "peace and love," could you come up with a more concrete call for action? Perhaps leaving your viewer with a more concrete message of what she could do? What do you think?

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McDonald's

Barča, Ester and Eva

You have chosen to react to a poster depicting McDonald's as a filthy, fat clown that has food going in and out of his body as well as dripping all over him. You claim that McDonald's causes obesity. You also claim that it affects our environment in a negative way because it produces a huge amount of plastic waste. You show statistics of how much of McDonald's waste ends up on the streets in the U.K. You illustrate that with pictures. You claim that McDonald's contributes to deforestation. Then you ask the viewer not to eat McDonald's.

Barča, Ester and Eva, your video is visually engaging. The messages you show are clear and easy to understand. You add visuals for each message that you show, making it absolutely clear what you are trying to say. The presentation is supported by dramatic music that adds to the seriousness of the fact that people's health is affected in a negative way and that so much waste is being produced by just one company. I wonder if you have considered inspiring the viewer to change his/her habits without having to put all the blame on the company? Who do you think this message targets? Who do you think is more likely to be affected by this message? Is it the people who eat McDonald's regularly or those who don't? In attacking a company, aren't we likely to close the communication flow for some people? Just food for thought:-) Let me know what you think. Well done, girls!

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iDiot

Zeinab and Eva

You react to an add that compares two products claiming that they are identical and that the only difference between them is the price. The ad shows two identical coffee cups where one is called "iCoffee" and costs $12, while the other one is called "Coffee" and costs only $4. At the bottom it reads, "Don't be an iDiot," clearly evoking the Apple brand. In your video, you explain the add. You ask why people buy expensive products. You state that it is because people "want to show off." You encourage the viewer to spend less money and not be an "iDiot."

Zeinab and Eva, your initial propaganda is really interesting and visually engaging in its simplicity. Even though you echo the message and call for the viewer to make smart choices, the fact that you have chosen a computer voice takes away from the one-sidedness of your message and helps give it a more neutral tone. You state that the reason for buying expensive things is to show off. I wonder, are there any other reasons? Could you perhaps name them and then counter them? Do you think it could make your message even more powerful? Let me know what you think. Good job!

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Stop the circus

Alex and Katka

Your topic is animal cruelty in circuses. You start by presenting shocking statistics. You state that animals are mutilated, tortured and sedated. You illustrate these facts with pictures. Then you go on to ask why is all this happening. Then you turn to the viewer to take the blame. You use the second person to talk directly to the viewer, claiming that every ticket he/she buys supports animal cruelty. You encourage he viewer to help stop this cruelty today.

Alex and Katka, in your response you echo what the initial message claims. You do so in a straight-forward way, talking directly to the viewer. Using the second person makes your message direct and powerful. You have added slow and dramatic music that adds seriousness to your message. With the shocking statistics, powerful images and slow, anticipating music you target the viewer's emotions. You also talk directly to the viewer, claiming they are guilty of what is happening. I wonder in creating this video, have you thought about the line between a powerful, truthful message and propaganda? Is there such a line? Or is the truth in the eye (mouth) of the beholder:-)? What do you think? Well done!

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Ketchup Crisis

Zuzka, Adéla, and Noemi

Girls, you have chosen the topic of gender equality. You react to the add "You mean a woman can open it" that advertises a brand of ketchup with a new cap that is easy to open. You point out the sexist tone of the add. You state that these types of messages encourage stereotypes and create a gender divide. You claim that people are easily influenced by these types of messages. Then you go on and introduce the movement for equal treatment of women and men. You end your video with a call to change, merging the male and female symbol into one.

Your video is visually engaging. It starts by showing a colorful add that is controversial which immediately catches the viewer's attention. The message is presented in a clear and easy-to-understand way. The images flash across the screen in just the right speed in order to allow the viewer to read each one. The video clearly explains what the problem is with the message and counters it with clear arguments that are supported with pictures. The video calls for equality using reason rather than emotion. It presents arguments supported by clear and simple visuals. I wonder, have you considered adding music? What effect could it have? What do you think? A job well done, girls!

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Valášková, Střihavková, Lepesantová
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2n1lfabsgrvxc0o/mcdonald.mp4?dl=0

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/eel15k47o3l3n0j/samsung%20vs%20apple.mp4?dl=0

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Adam & Tomas, Senor Trump, enjoy, all rights reserved, this video is intented for personal use only
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Csa5hl7VLGlZViOChJgYKdiYEpZ3ea03

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-In this video we are introduced to the negative results of McDonald´s consumption. It states why people support this fast food chain, and refutes this argument by mentioning the ways in which it negatively influences us and our enviroment.

-I find it great how the video seems urgent. The dramatic music plays well into creating a tense setting and presenting gravity of the issue. I think the girls could detail up the other side of the problem, in order to be even more objective. Otherwise, the video is easy to understand, very straightforward and forces the viewer to rethink.

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-The poster shows two same cups of coffee - one cheaper and one (with a brand) more expensive. The main goal of the video is to make the viewer double-think an overpriced purchase only to "show off".

-I like the idea of the video, but I believe it could be a little more elaborated. It doesn´t state a lot of arguments and doesn´t present the another side of the issue. On the other hand, I appreciate the use of key words at the beginning of the video. Good job.

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-The video describes a Donald Trumps themed meme, concerning the Mueller investigation. (As we said in class already, I´d suggest some more background information, so everyone can understand the topic.)

-I appreciate how the video shows the two different points of view on this propaganda. It´s pretty sarcastic, but delineates the most important points effectively. I, personally lack some music, otherwise a good job.

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First of all, well done everyone on giving good-quality feedback. The posts that I have read I have marked either purple, blue or green. I have also given a bit of feedback here and there. We will take a closer look at the feedback in class, but I just wanted to let you know that I have seen your work and that I appreciate you uploading it in time!

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iDiot feedback by K. Remešová

1)The video makes us think about brands. On a example it is shown that brand does not always mean more  quality product. By buying the same product but branded you support the companies , that will only produce more and more of these overpriced useless products.

2) The adaptation is easy to understand and quite funny. I believe it does make you think a bit about what you buy.

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iDiot feedback by K. Remešová

1)The video makes us think about brands. On a example it is shown that brand does not always mean more  quality product. By buying the same product but branded you support the companies , that will only produce more and more of these overpriced useless products.

2) The adaptation is easy to understand and quite funny. I believe it does make you think a bit about what you buy.

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Ketchup crisis feedback by K. Remešová

1) An advertisement on a ketchup  from the 70's that shows a young woman holding a bottle of this tomato puree, that looks surprised and excited about how simple it is to open up the bottle. According to some group of people it is sexist and offensive, because it shows "that it is so easy that even a woman can open it". It encourages the gender stereotypes and harms the position of women in society. 

2)  I don't really know what to say, I'm a woman and it does not really offend me, because I don't believe in a 100% gender equality, men and women are simply different and noone should be ashamed of their differences. Imagine that the poster would show a child instead of a woman, nobody would complain about that. 

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Ketchup crisis feedback by K. Remešová

1) An advertisement on a ketchup  from the 70's that shows a young woman holding a bottle of this tomato puree, that looks surprised and excited about how simple it is to open up the bottle. According to some group of people it is sexist and offensive, because it shows "that it is so easy that even a woman can open it". It encourages the gender stereotypes and harms the position of women in society. 

2)  I don't really know what to say, I'm a woman and it does not really offend me, because I don't believe in a 100% gender equality, men and women are simply different and noone should be ashamed of their differences. Imagine that the poster would show a child instead of a woman, nobody would complain about that. 

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Trump feedback by K. Remešová

1) A meme that talks about the Mueller investigation of the current U.S. president Donald Trump, known for his extravagant behaviour. The text says that if he never stops commiting new crimes, the investigation can not  be concluded. It is written very simply so that everyone understands the point. It only detaches the proTrump and the antiTrump camps. 

2) A meme is always meant to be funny, but only to a certain group of people. This one makes respond just the two camps. 

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Trump feedback by K. Remešová

1) A meme that talks about the Mueller investigation of the current U.S. president Donald Trump, known for his extravagant behaviour. The text says that if he never stops commiting new crimes, the investigation can not  be concluded. It is written very simply so that everyone understands the point. It only detaches the proTrump and the antiTrump camps. 

2) A meme is always meant to be funny, but only to a certain group of people. This one makes respond just the two camps. 

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Ketchup crisis feedback by Barča

At the first slide of this propaganda we see a women surprised by simplicity of openining a ketchup bottle. Under her is writed: ,,You mean a woman can open it?“.It should make us think about the sexism and stereotypes in the world. They show us a picture disproving this myth, where a strong women is holding a man in the air. They used it like a proof to propagate human equality.

The video is simple and clear. I would ad music. But good job:)

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Ketchup crisis feedback by Barča

At the first slide of this propaganda we see a women surprised by simplicity of openining a ketchup bottle. Under her is writed: ,,You mean a woman can open it?“.It should make us think about the sexism and stereotypes in the world. They show us a picture disproving this myth, where a strong women is holding a man in the air. They used it like a proof to propagate human equality.

The video is simple and clear. I would ad music. But good job:)

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Barco, this is a rather short second paragraph, don't you think?

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Trump feedback by Barča

This propaganda is about the president of United States, Donald Trump, and about Mueller investigations. At the meme is writed, if Donald Trump will not stop commiting crimes, Mueller can’t conclude his investigation. The video is maked for Trump supporters and for Trump opponent too. It shows how devided the society is. The video should inspire people try to find a common solution.

I like the video, it’s simply and understateble. Btw I think that memes have to be funny and not to divide the society. And
I would ad music for effect.

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iDiot feedback by Barča

The propaganda in this video is about overpriced products of Apple. Girls want to show that expensive doesn’t mean quality. They try to persuade people that we can buy the same thing inexpensively.

The interpretation of this propaganda is funny and effective, because of the good idea to use the voice of google translate. But I would not mention what Samsung did to Apple. Because attacking the opponent in a promotion isn’t correct. So when you want people to buy electronics from different mark, don’t mention wrongness of marks which can replace it.

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iDiot feedback by Barča

The propaganda in this video is about overpriced products of Apple. Girls want to show that expensive doesn’t mean quality. They try to persuade people that we can buy the same thing inexpensively.

The interpretation of this propaganda is funny and effective, because of the good idea to use the voice of google translate. But I would not mention what Samsung did to Apple. Because attacking the opponent in a promotion isn’t correct. So when you want people to buy electronics from different mark, don’t mention wrongness of marks which can replace it.

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McDonald's feedback by Adam L.

This video clearly intends to show us the negative effects of our beloved fast food diet, concretely McDonald's. It shows the negative issues of McDonald's operation on two axes - consequences on peoples health and on the environment. It points out that McD food is extremely unhealthy and may have impact on our quality of health, because people tend to eat there more often beacuse it is "easier". Then, it mentions an issue that is commonly overlooked - the fact that McD is a huge waste producer, since it packs all of it food in different packaging and then it proves their idea using data from England street pollution. AT the end, there is a statement "Do not eat at McD", so the creators clearly denounce McD.

The vidoe uses very good music and quality images, however, it's a pity that we did not have much time to look at them. A big plus is that the video mentions not only ideas, but also facts (30 % of England's street pollution is from McD). The ideas are also well organised and they build on one on another. However, the video is very biased and it does not show the positive activities of McD, such as charity, and it does not say why  McD - for example - uses so much packaging (maybe because people want it?)

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McDonald's feedback by Adam L.

This video clearly intends to show us the negative effects of our beloved fast food diet, concretely McDonald's. It shows the negative issues of McDonald's operation on two axes - consequences on peoples health and on the environment. It points out that McD food is extremely unhealthy and may have impact on our quality of health, because people tend to eat there more often beacuse it is "easier". Then, it mentions an issue that is commonly overlooked - the fact that McD is a huge waste producer, since it packs all of it food in different packaging and then it proves their idea using data from England street pollution. AT the end, there is a statement "Do not eat at McD", so the creators clearly denounce McD.

The vidoe uses very good music and quality images, however, it's a pity that we did not have much time to look at them. A big plus is that the video mentions not only ideas, but also facts (30 % of England's street pollution is from McD). The ideas are also well organised and they build on one on another. However, the video is very biased and it does not show the positive activities of McD, such as charity, and it does not say why  McD - for example - uses so much packaging (maybe because people want it?)

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Ketchup crisis feedback by Adam L.

The main point of this video is to point out sexism in our society. It says that stereotypes against women (or stereotypes at all) are harmful and very often not justified, plus stereotypes may divide our society. The video then argues that people internalize this message and develop negative biases towards women  ( in this case). Then it opposes this kind of people by saying that if you act otherwise, you believe in equality. 

The response is well argued (or at least well argued for one minute video). Music may have taken it to the next level, however, what they did not accomplish in music, they did with a good selection of images. Overall, it encourages people to think critically and not to prejudge others based on stereotypes. 

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Ketchup crisis feedback by Adam L.

The main point of this video is to point out sexism in our society. It says that stereotypes against women (or stereotypes at all) are harmful and very often not justified, plus stereotypes may divide our society. The video then argues that people internalize this message and develop negative biases towards women  ( in this case). Then it opposes this kind of people by saying that if you act otherwise, you believe in equality. 

The response is well argued (or at least well argued for one minute video). Music may have taken it to the next level, however, what they did not accomplish in music, they did with a good selection of images. Overall, it encourages people to think critically and not to prejudge others based on stereotypes. 

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Well done on your feedback, Adam! You not only say what they do well, but also comment on why it is effective.

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For speaking about the propaganda that the video presented I´ll start by stressed on the way that they denounce the propaganda. If the thing that by choosing the way of exaggerating the technic of this meme to influence you, it makes the receiver more thing even it just tell you: "Beware! This propaganda is simplifying ideas." So by making paradoxically propaganda too. It was for me the best way to discoverd it. People are more listening to a kind of metaphor.

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McDonald's feedback by K. Remešová

1)One of the  U.S. most successful fastfood series McDonald's  feeds people with unhealthy addictive food. Even though it is a very common fact, the accessibility of the restaurants and low prices attract millions of people. Another problem is the amount of trash that is produced every day because of packing every single item into separate wrappers. 

2) The image of an obese McDonald's clown feeding with liquid Mcfood from a water pipe could disgust some potential customers from buying a cheese with extra sauce and double fries. Good job.

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McDonald's feedback by K. Remešová

1)One of the  U.S. most successful fastfood series McDonald's  feeds people with unhealthy addictive food. Even though it is a very common fact, the accessibility of the restaurants and low prices attract millions of people. Another problem is the amount of trash that is produced every day because of packing every single item into separate wrappers. 

2) The image of an obese McDonald's clown feeding with liquid Mcfood from a water pipe could disgust some potential customers from buying a cheese with extra sauce and double fries. Good job.

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McDonald´s feedback by Adéla 

This video response is to the satiric image of McDonald clown who eats every junk food of McDonald´s. We learn that McDonald´s food affected our health and cause dependence to fast foods, products of McDonald´s pollute our environment because every product is packaged and McDoland´s causes deforestation. 

This response shows just negative sides of McDonald company. The dramatic music in the video catches more attention. The video is easy to understand. We all know that food from fast food is not healthy but we still eat it because it is cheap and good in a certain way. The fact of the ecology side of this fast food improves the response. 

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McDonald´s feedback by Adéla 

This video response is to the satiric image of McDonald clown who eats every junk food of McDonald´s. We learn that McDonald´s food affected our health and cause dependence to fast foods, products of McDonald´s pollute our environment because every product is packaged and McDoland´s causes deforestation. 

This response shows just negative sides of McDonald company. The dramatic music in the video catches more attention. The video is easy to understand. We all know that food from fast food is not healthy but we still eat it because it is cheap and good in a certain way. The fact of the ecology side of this fast food improves the response. 

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iDiot feedback by Adéla 

This advertising against Apple product shows us that the product of some popular brand is more expensive even it is not better than the product of a competitive brand. This underline by the funny pun. The video alludes to boasting in our society. 

The voice in the video is original so you want to listen to the message of the video. The pun is funny and affects the people because no one wants to be an idiot. The video is simple so everybody will understand. 

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iDiot feedback by Adéla 

This advertising against Apple product shows us that the product of some popular brand is more expensive even it is not better than the product of a competitive brand. This underline by the funny pun. The video alludes to boasting in our society. 

The voice in the video is original so you want to listen to the message of the video. The pun is funny and affects the people because no one wants to be an idiot. The video is simple so everybody will understand. 

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Trump feedback by Adéla

The propaganda talks about Trump´s behavior linked with Mueller´investigation. The video shows us that this meme divides the American population but it talks to both of extremes. The problem is that it lacks evidence and facts. 

Trump is an important personality so we should know about this situation. Arguments are well chosen. I recommend adding some more colorful snap. 

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Trump feedback by Adéla

The propaganda talks about Trump´s behavior linked with Mueller´investigation. The video shows us that this meme divides the American population but it talks to both of extremes. The problem is that it lacks evidence and facts. 

Trump is an important personality so we should know about this situation. Arguments are well chosen. I recommend adding some more colorful snap. 

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Presenting propaganda against MC Donald this video support the opponent of fast food. The present more aspects of the problematic of fast food.
Firstly it starts with you the consumer after it´s open to the environment and the modern problematic of pollution. Thanks to this graduation that affect the receiver and that let him think, also the video it´s well supporting by the music and the variety of image that shows to us.

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In this propaganda we see a woman with a bottle of ketchup and a quote “You mean a woman can open it?” The propaganda says that women are weak. The creators of the video aren’t supporting this idea. They are showing us that people should not support sexism and that men and women should be equal.

The video is simple and easy to understand. There are some pictures that makes us laugh but most of the video is very serious. I mostly appreciate the recreated picture of the man with the ketchup bottle. The video could have some music in the background but at least it is not distracting us from the written parts.

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iDiot feedback by Adam L.

This video makes the point that consumers are often buying overpriced goods even though they are not of higher quality, they simply want to show off. They say that people do not value the product's brand and not its features. At the end, it encourages us to think about our product choises. 

The video is quite poorly made, even though it may by original to use google translator to voice your ideas,  voice is a bit confusing due its lack of emotions. In the video are not presented any valid arguments, I feel that it only tries to discredit Apple and its consumers, regardless different various factors that may make people by the "i" products. 

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iDiot feedback by Adam L.

This video makes the point that consumers are often buying overpriced goods even though they are not of higher quality, they simply want to show off. They say that people do not value the product's brand and not its features. At the end, it encourages us to think about our product choises. 

The video is quite poorly made, even though it may by original to use google translator to voice your ideas,  voice is a bit confusing due its lack of emotions. In the video are not presented any valid arguments, I feel that it only tries to discredit Apple and its consumers, regardless different various factors that may make people by the "i" products. 

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The choosing propaganda was a not correct add. I think that add have to be correct and doesn´t have to attack the opponent like this one.
The battle between Samsung and Apple is a knowledge problem. The video recapitulated the reason and that by a well-known voice of the google translator. Maybe to choose the voice more close to Samsung is a small sign of propaganda.

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In the video we can see clown who eats everything from McDonald's what comes to his open mouth. McDonald's is one of the most popular fast food and it's very advantageous to have low prices so people love it. The propaganda talks about unhealthy side of McDonald's and also about pollution of environment which is grave in some countries.

The video was very well made. It was interesting in facts. It can acquaint us about issues which we couldn't perceive during buying and eating McDonald's. The add music was good idea and it was funny because by this kind of music, the video became dramatically coloured.

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This video shows us the way memes can devide our society, but it also plays along with the basic idea of the meme- sarcasm and stereotypes. from the beggining we can see that this video is pretty sarcastic. Showing a trump supporter as a redneck and a anti-trump voter as a hipster only plays into the polarization of todays society.

I wish there was background music, because it helps the viewer give his/her full attention to the video.

Its good that they pointed out that the meme isnt based on any evidence.

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I appreciate that there is more to the video than just text - there's narration, even though its (probably) the google translate lady. Using google translate to narrate your video is funny, which might not be the smartest choice when making a serious video, because it makes it funny and less emotional.
Another thing I'd like to point out is that this video doesn't show the other side of the coin- the quality of luxury products. It only highlights the negatives.
Of course, most of the times we only pay for the brand, not for the added luxury, however it would have been nice to mention "quality over quantity".

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The propaganda talks about Trump's behaviour by using meme. The video talks also about division of people to supporters and opponents. The methode of sharing principal message is simple and it could interest mainly young people who are more connected to the internet and its news and "novelty".

The quality of the video was poor and simple. It could be supported by the music.

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This propaganda talks about sexism and also about stereotypes present in the world. It disrespect and humiliate women that they can't even open the bottle with ketchup. It indicates the inequality between women and men. After they show the opposite and some man is trying to open the same bottle with ketchup. Finally, the propaganda wants to recruit people to believe in equality.

The video was interesting. They well presented the main problem of this propaganda. To tell the truth, the idea with photo of Pavla Tomicová was very funny:) It was simply and clearly made and illustrated by many images.

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This video dives straight into the deeply rooted issues of the 21st century: increase in obesity and pollution. Almost every claim is supported by either a picture or a statistic (i.e. pollution in England) which makes it more emotional and believable. The background music makes it feel like even more of a pressing issue and thus makes the viewer more focused. The video is captivating, well edited and to the point.

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The propaganda is a meme of Donald Trump. The meme says, “Mueller can’t conclude his investigation if I keep committing crimes.” This propaganda is attacking Donald Trump so it can be targeted towards two groups of people. For Trump supporters it is offensive, but Trump opponents are supporting this idea.

I would appreciate if the Mueller investigation was a little bit explained at the beginning of the video for those who don’t know what it is all about. And adding music wouldn’t be a bad idea but otherwise the video was made quite well. It was simple and easy to understand.

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I like the simplicity and elegance of the video. Its message comes across easily and it is very nicely made. The pictures used are well chosen and to the topic. I would have appreciated some background music just to make it more captivating but that is the only criticizm i have.
I especially liked the end which seems to be directed directly to the viewer and makes it more personal

Good, Alex, but where is your second paragraph?

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iDiot feedback by ester

this video shows us that people tend to spend a lot of money on brand products (in this case we're talking Apple) without obvious reasons. it tries to persuade us not to do so, by pointing out that only because it is expensive doesn't mean that is a better quality product. at the end of the video, we're given an advice not to be an iDiot, not to waste money on brands.

I like the topic of this video, the never ending story of brand fights is a very known thing that has probably somehow affected all of us. maybe it could've been a little longer, containing more arguments or facts. I like the idea of making Google read the message they wanted to tell us, it is a funny original way to make it more entertaining.

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ketchup crisis by ester

this video is a reaction to a picture of a woman holding a ketchup bottle that "even a woman can open", telling us that women are simple and weak. on the following slides we are shown pictures proving the opposite, explaining why is it propaganda and pointing out the negative impact. it discourages us from sexism.

the used type of propaganda and the tactics are well explained, the pictures are well chosen. adding music would probably make it even better, but like the video anyways. I really like the last slide where a young man is photoshopped where the woman was on the first slide.

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The propaganda shows a surprised woman trying to open a bottle of ketchup and a text “You mean a woman can open it?”. It uses stereotypes about women and spreads sexism. The main message of the video is not to believe stereotypes, to be willing change our lives and to believe in equality.

The response is great. Even though it speaks of important topic it is able to make fun of it as well - the woman holding man in her arms or the same propaganda but with man instead of woman. The other great thing is the way how it encourages viewer to be the change and to believe in equality.

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trump feedback by ester

this video shows us a meme with Trump talking Muellers investigation cannot end if he keeps committing crimes. It shows us two points of view, explains how different groups of people would react to the message. at the end, we're told we should find some solution that would please both groups.

since trump memes are often funny (although sometimes they are this funny by being sadly right) I liked this one as well. my only complaint is probably due to my lack of information on this topic, but I would have welcomed a little introduction of the situation we're talking about, just do that I can understand better. I appreciate the two points of view ant the warning that there is no evidence that the given information is true.

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The video shows at first that McDonald’s affects our health in bad way, but then it shows that it affects our environment as well. Bodies of people who eat fast food a lot is a complete mess- as well as our planet after fast food production.

The response shows the viewer how McDonald’s affects our life style, our health and our planet by using cartoons and photos, which is great – it well illustrates the problem. It tells the viewer few numbers too, which can be taken as a positive – numbers (and percentage) always make people think that it is true, because it is based on some research; but the problem is that we don’t know where the numbers come from.

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The goal of this video is to raise public awareness of sexism connected problems that are rooted in our society. Women are often stereotypized and are sometimes treated with prejudice based just on gender difference.

The response does a good job at pinpointing some real problems derived from sexism such as prejudice and biased views. Although it is true that raising awareness of sexism and human solidarity has helped a huge number of women, what this video doesn't show is the other side of the coin. The problem itself is obvious and should be resolved, but what this video lacks is showing us the danger of misinterpretation of the problem and social engineering that, in some cases, if not deeply thought through, can cause bigger problems than it can resolve.

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The propaganda shows a poster on bus station with two cups of coffee- one named Coffee with lesser price and the second one named iCoffee with triple price of the first one. Under the cups the is written “Don’t be an iDiot”. The main message is to not be obsessed with brands and to be more interested in the quality.

The response is well-made. Unlike the other videos, the text is read so the viewer doesn’t have to focus on quick-reading but on the images and message. The next good thing is that there is explained what technique was used in the propaganda and then why people are so mad about brands.

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The main idea behind this video is how much our consumer view on products presented by fast food chains differs from reality. On one side there is the marketing that stimulates our perception and imagination in a way desired by the manufacturer of the product (in this case the product is food and manufacturer is McDonald's) and on the other side there is the reality. In the video we can see kind of anti-advertisement of McDonald's illustrated by a picture that is the exact opposite of what McDonald's uses as strategy to lure consumers into its lair. It is not tasty-looking fresh food accompanied by happy smiling clown. It is the opposite. Its sugar, fat and other products in its most disgusting form accompanied by big fat ill and disgusting clown. Then there is a mention about pollution created as a bi-product of McDonald's fast food business.

The video very clearly sends the exact opposite message of that of McDonald's marketing, which is great because unhealthy food can be bad for the society as a whole. It creates pollution and costs tax payers a lot of money because of illnesses and polution that come with it. Especially here in Czechia where everyone can go to hospital basically for free. On the other sides the video neglects positive aspects of McDonald's. There is obviously something positive about it because a lot of people eat there. It is fast and available everywhere. On top of that McDonald's invested a huge amout of money into food research to make their food smell and taste as good as possible. This topic is left for discussion, but one thing is sure. Every coin has two sides and we must be objective.

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This video tries to demonstrate the absurdity in buying brand goods over cheaper non-brand goods of the same quality. Main argument of this video states that people owning brand goods just want to show off and nothing else. In this video there is a quite offensive joke attacking apple consumers. Its goal is to make people think about their economic behaviour and to make them more responsible.

Video is funny, but at the same time unnecessary offensive. Sadly, this video was reduced to biased criticism of apple ignoring the main idea that we've learned better that ever in last few decades. Human is not rational and we shouldn't be! We often base our decisions on our emotions that can after be influenced by our rationality. Emotions are much quicker in terms of considering what is best for us and help us keep the trade-off between fast decision-making in our everyday life and quality of our decisions at a good level. Thinking everything through very deeply would be so ineffective we would possibly all die. Of course this doesn't justify doing stupid decisions and buying overpriced products, but we mustn't forget that we can't completely control emotions and thats where advertisements strike the hardest. Our feelings and emotions are as much a part of the product as the product itself. Everything we do is to feel good. If the company invests in the marketing so that we will feel good thanks to owning their product, its also what comes with the product when we buy it. On top of that, Apple has a lot of other distinctions such as iOS and their own design that might be more user friendly to someone. Its not only feeling, its also the technical aspect.

Adam, I find it interesting that you mention the "feel good" aspect of purchasing a product and irrationality behind that... Food for thought:-)

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This video shows how propaganda can reduce complex political situation surrounded by vastly different and complex political opinions into one single meme. It tries to provoke as much emotion as possible so that it can seed and grow emotional bias in public's opinion that can afterwards serve as a protection layer against constructive criticism to the candidate it favors.

Video is well made and was probably made with some cutting edge technology as we can see at 1:02 in the video.

Adam, there is no need to comment on your own work:-)

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Stop the circus 🚫‼️
Alex and Kate

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-The video focuses on animal torture within circuses. It depicts the conditions the animals live in and the main consequences circuses might have (and have). The video questions very convincingly the necessity of the operation of the circuses and makes the viewer do the same.

-I find it very effective, how the girls state some very specific numbers. Thanks to those we can picture the profundity of the problem. In addition the pictures, the colors and the music creates a very intense sentiment in the viewer. The video speaks directly to him through pronouns and powerful questions. Very well made.

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This video pinpoints our influence over circus animals well-being. It presents us with current problems present in the circus industry and our choice to or not to support circuses by buying tickets to their shows.

The video clearly focuses on our emotions and tries to evoke our empathy. It uses dramatic music, emotional pictures and speaks directly to us so we can realise that it is our choice to torment or to not torment these animals.

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The propaganda talks about circus and mainly about torture of animals in the circus. It underlines the principal problem of continuation of the circus - we still allow it. The video alerts to stop allow the circus and it shows us that we can make a change, we can be the element which can discontinue violence against animals. It was based on emotions.

The video was very well made, supported by facts and illustrations. Every fact was accompanied by image. It can touch us by speaking directly to us. The music was well chosen - depressive.

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circus feedback by ester

this video shows us the ugly side of circus. it describes how poorly the animals are treated and how bad their lives are. there are multiple pictures added making the video even more touching. we are told, almost begged not to support this terrible business.

this video is well done. the music they chose for the background is kind of dramatic and scary, which goes well with the topic. the pictures shown on some slides are very touching. the way they interact with the viewer is also effective, talking directly to us makes us more involved and we feel more touched and concerned.

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The propaganda shows the horror that circus animals live in and have to suffer, and all because of people who go to the circus, pay for the ticket and watch them being puppets. The propaganda shows as well a quote “Show mustn’t go on” which is a paraphrase for a very famous quote of Queen’s song The show must go on. The main message is to not support this tyranny and to stop visiting such places, where the animals are tortured.

The response is great. The video looks professional and surely is effective. It inserts the viewer into the problem by addressing directly to him and it plays on one’s emotions by showing sad pictures and then put the blame on the viewer- by buying the ticker (s)he allows and supports it. On the other hand, by focusing on the video itself, we can see few mistakes. The pictures and slides are changing too fast, so the viewer cannot read or take a closer look on the photos without pausing the video. Also, although the sad music supports the idea and deepens the atmosphere, it becomes a little bit annoying for the never-ending repetition of same 4 notes.

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This propaganda shows us that animals in circuses are abused. It’s telling us numbers of how many animals were injured and other statistics. The video is also showing us pictures of abused animals. In the end it is telling us how we can improve the situation by not going to circuses.

The video is made very professionally. I like that there is no introduction and the topic is brought right away. The music evokes emotions. And between every slide with statistics there is a picture and it makes the video more interesting.

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Circus feedback by Adéla

This video responds to the problem of mistreatment animals in circuses. This happens because we allow it. We can make a change when we don´t buy tickets. 

The question at the beginning cath my attention. The whole structure of the video is interesting. Images are mighty. I appreciate that the video call on to stop it and not support the cruelty against animals. 

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Circus feedback by Adéla

This video responds to the problem of mistreatment animals in circuses. This happens because we allow it. We can make a change when we don´t buy tickets. 

The question at the beginning cath my attention. The whole structure of the video is interesting. Images are mighty. I appreciate that the video call on to stop it and not support the cruelty against animals. 

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This  video show as propaganda against animal torture in the circus. The video is supporting this propanda, it´s explaining the fact by pictures and ad information about the level of life of these animals.

It´s not a real response, it´s an extending of this alert that is done really well because the video also uses propaganda hacks to attack your emotion by the mentioned picture and data but also by a well chosen music.

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Stop the circus feedback by Adam L.

Firstly, the video underlines the fact that all types of animal cruelty are bad. Then, it makes a point that circuses are not an innocent amusement, but they are seriously violating animal rights to be treated properly. It mentions that we can all stop it by simply not buying circus tickets. 
 
The effectiveness of the response is strengthened by an emotional music track. It moves you by showing you pictures of actual mistreated animals in circuses. The statements are simple and thus easy to understand and effective at the same time. It relies more on emotional power than on more complex argumentation, for example not arguing why circuses are still in operation at all. 

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Stop the circus feedback by Adam L.

Firstly, the video underlines the fact that all types of animal cruelty are bad. Then, it makes a point that circuses are not an innocent amusement, but they are seriously violating animal rights to be treated properly. It mentions that we can all stop it by simply not buying circus tickets. 
 
The effectiveness of the response is strengthened by an emotional music track. It moves you by showing you pictures of actual mistreated animals in circuses. The statements are simple and thus easy to understand and effective at the same time. It relies more on emotional power than on more complex argumentation, for example not arguing why circuses are still in operation at all. 

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Stop the cirkus feedback by Barča

The video is about a cruelty to animals in cirkuses. Specifically, they are mutilated and tortured.
This propaganda appeals people to say no to the violence and to stop support it. 

I think, that the video is really effective, because they don’t just say facts, they talk directly to people. Girls used pictures of the torture, dramatic music and the red colour to the backround, which affect our emotions.:(

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Stop the cirkus feedback by Barča

The video is about a cruelty to animals in cirkuses. Specifically, they are mutilated and tortured.
This propaganda appeals people to say no to the violence and to stop support it. 

I think, that the video is really effective, because they don’t just say facts, they talk directly to people. Girls used pictures of the torture, dramatic music and the red colour to the backround, which affect our emotions.:(