After watching this documentary, I realized that the Fanta Orange I used to drink occasionally was originally exported to Nazi Germany by the Coca-Cola Company during World War II.
The punch card machine required for the massacre of Jews in Nazi Germany (there was no computer at that time, the punch card machine was used to record a large amount of data) recorded a large amount of personnel information. provided by IBM.
It is true that fascists kill countless
large companies and kill countless people, and the
difference between killing people without blood is that
the former is: I can shoot you at any time, and the
latter is: I am unhappy with you, and I drink chronic poison without your knowledge.
Irony The thing is, the latter can get legitimacy in a grand manner!
DDT, chemical plant sewage...
Fascists use lies to deceive the world, and big companies can control the media, control public opinion, and even control the government. Marketing! Branding!
Fascist 2.0?
Of course, the enumeration can go on
and on... So what about the situation in China?
What about the "public relations transaction" between a certain degree and a certain deer?
What about human rights violations in sweatshops?
When the media and the government become corporate puppets, can we fight it? Is the outlook bleak?
procession? demonstration? Gandhi-like "non-violent non-cooperation"?
This film has a lot to watch, the data and information are detailed and insightful, and it also interviewed public figures with social conscience such as Peter Drucker, Noam Chomsky, Michael Moore, Milton Friedman.
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