Ilene M. Harris, English 101, Jason Snart
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| Anti-adverising assignment pg.3 Ilene M. Harris, English 101, Jason Snart Link to previous pages 1 or 2 page or link to page 4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ |
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| "They set themselves apart in the only way cult memebers can: by what they choose to wear and drive and listen" (Kalle Lasn; The Cult You're In (53). | ||||||||||||||
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| The cult life is everywhere, from clothes and shoes to cars and music. Everywhere you look people are wanting and waiting to be the same yet different. They make sure they have the latest trends which, by the way, die out quickly. They drive the newest and most exspensive cars ( if they can afford that). They choose the so called right brands (AKA name brands) and leave the rest behind. They cult life is difficult because all they want is to fit in and be happy like those in the ads who endorse the products of lust, beauty, happiness, wealth, and power. They only envy those who appear in the ads. | ||||||||||||||
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