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I thufh I maibey madgh a booaboo post and waasuz bein toil a on..
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Au contraire! You are neglecting that in spite the fact that the bananas are identical, they are all happy. This can not be a critique of modern materialism, it can only perhaps be an upgrade a hope for a better materialism. It is safe to say that in LS opinion the united fruit company has done what great thinkers, leaders and even the founding fathers of the US have tried and failed to do for centuries.Originally posted by OzzyKP
Finally, an alternate rationale focuses on the avatar itself. The banana figures appear to be traveling somewhere yet never seem to reach their destination. No doubt a post-modern critique of our empty, materialist culture. The uniform happy expressions bring a stronger indictment of the rampant conformity in our society.
Give man happiness.
The monotony and pointlessness of movement is perhaps another aspect of the basis of such happiness, since animals perceive their lives as cyclical while we humans do not and thus we humans grow bored over any stimuli.
The solution clearly put forth from LS is a society that merges rampant consumerism and a strict policy of no history and no memory (via drugs slipped into the water supply).
The CHO CHO is a political gesture.
A sign of support for the bananaist party and its proposed policies.Modern man calls walking more quickly in the same direction down the same road “change.”
The world, in the last three hundred years, has not changed except in that sense.
The simple suggestion of a true change scandalizes and terrifies modern man. -Nicolás Gómez DávilaComment
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Originally posted by Heraclitus
The CHO CHO is a political gesture.
A sign of support for the bananaist party and its proposed policies.
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