https://padlet.com/190172/p4w1eocz86oz Omar Villegas en-us 2017-02-28 16:19:53 UTC 2017-03-15 15:23:22 UTC hello@padlet.com 190172 https://padlet.com/190172/p4w1eocz86oz/wish/156776727 How does the source relate to your topic?
The article by "The Wall Street Journal" is about a famous youtuber known as "Pewdiepie" or Felix and the anti-semitic jokes that he's made though out his videos. He is a known comedian and his latest video where he paid two guys in India $5 to hold up a sign that read " Death to all Jews" and then he reacted to it in his video. It was a joke but a lot of people toke it out of context and call him a hero to Nazis. And was dropped by Disney, his network.

How did reading or viewing the source help you understand your topic better?
This helped me understand because knowing Pewdiepie is a gamer and a funny comedian and that mostly everything he does is a joke and shouldn't be taken seriously. The Wall Street Journal called him a hero to Nazis is just taking taking this out of context if they watch his videos they would know that he shouldn't be taken seriously.

How did the creator of the text get these ideas across to the reader or viewer?
The authors of the article used a lot of dramatic and visual techniques to get there idea across, using the video that Pewdiepie uploaded as evidence that he is a Nazi, and saying that he supports Nazis because he paid two guys to write "Death to all jews".

]]> 2017-02-28 16:26:38 UTC https://padlet.com/190172/p4w1eocz86oz/wish/156776727 190172 https://padlet.com/190172/p4w1eocz86oz/wish/157081917 How does the source relate to your topic?
A YouTube video uploaded by GradeAUnderA  relates to the topic because in his video that he uploaded he talks about Ben Fritz. Criticizing Ben because of his tweet that states, "Just attended my first Chanukah party. Had no idea Jews were so adept at frying." Clearly joking but he was call someone with no sympathy.

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This helped me understand because in his video because he criticizes Ben Fritz for his joke about Jews being fried. And there calling him non-sympathetic because of the Holocaust. Taking his joke out of context and saying that he has no feelings because of the joke he tweeted on twitter.

How did the creator of the text get these ideas across to the reader or viewer?
The author of the article used a lot of visual techniques, showing his tweets to the audience. Showing how is real offensive to Jews and the people who died in the Holocaust.

www.youtube.com/user/GradeAUnderA 



]]> 2017-03-01 16:40:00 UTC https://padlet.com/190172/p4w1eocz86oz/wish/157081917 190172 https://padlet.com/190172/p4w1eocz86oz/wish/157535685 How does the source relate to your topic?
"Taken out of Context" by James Thomas Horn is a poem about Jokes/stereotypes and that every one will took out of context. And some people found  it offensive  and others like a joke.

How did reading or viewing the source help you understand your topic better?
The poem helped me understand my topic because it shows that people cant take a simple joke anymore. In the poem "Taken out of context" he says a lot of things that can be taken offensively and the audience did.

How did the creator of the text get these ideas across to the reader or viewer?
James Thomas Horn got his ideas around by writing a poem about modern things./Saying things that will surely offend a lot of people and that was taken out of context.

www.poetrysoup.com › Poems › James Horn

]]> 2017-03-03 05:34:55 UTC https://padlet.com/190172/p4w1eocz86oz/wish/157535685 190172 https://padlet.com/190172/p4w1eocz86oz/wish/157538112 How does the source relate to your topic?
The meme about Moe from "The Simpsons" with the noose and saying," When your meme gets 11 likes, not today old friend." And this  can be taken out of context, and can be taken really offensively because emphasizes that he would of kill himself if he didn't get any likes.

How did reading or viewing the source help you understand your topic better?
Viewing the meme Made me understand that somethings can be taken out of context. This meme when to far, suicide isn't something that should be joked about, and made a lot of people angry because it made fun of people that commit suicide.

How did the creator of the text get these ideas across to the reader or viewer?
The creator of the meme got his point across by posting a meme, that would be taken out of context, like suicide.

https://pics.onsizzle.com/Facebook-3aa178.png

]]> 2017-03-03 06:24:35 UTC https://padlet.com/190172/p4w1eocz86oz/wish/157538112