Journal created:
on 19 April 2004 (#2888924)
Updated:
on 1 April 2005
Name:
Fighting is salvation
Website:
Membership:
Open
Posting Access:
All Members , Moderated
This community was created for those of us who are tired of bending down to our corporate masters while they proceed to stick their giant advertising dick up our asses.
Some of you may think that we are just a group of Fight Club fans. Well, congratulations in making your first incorrect assumption. Our ideas started long before that book came into print (Yes, there was a book, entertainment does exist outside of your TV. In fact, a book has no commercials). Although, we commonly refer to Fight Club because it makes a simple reference that can be easily communicated between members.
Feel free to post anything (i.e. assignments/ideas/rants/etc). Just refrain from going off on a wild fuckin' tangent. I hate censorship, and if you join(ed) this community, I assume you do as well. Therefore, I will only delete posts for a few reasons (i.e. flaming, spam, ads, etc).
As for posting. Anyone who joins can post, weather you are with us or against us. If you do just so happen to be against our cause, and feel the need to tell us, just remember to use some tact, lest you enjoy being ganged up on.
Suggested readings:
1) Culture Jam (Kalle Lasn)
2) Fast Food Nation (Eric Schlosser)
3) Der Anti-Christ (Friedrich Neitzsche)
4) Farhenheit 451 (Raymond Douglas)
5) Fight Club (Chuck Palahniuk)
6) You Are Being Lied To (Many Authors)
7) All Quiet On The Western Front (Erich Remarque)
8) The Art of War (Sun Tzu)
9) No Logo (Naomi Klein)
10) Branded (Alissa Quart)
11) 1984 (George Orwell)
Websites of Interest:
CrimethInc
Adbusters
Social Anarchism
Infoshop
Urban Exploration
Subvertisements
If you have any other books or websites that you deem to be important information, post them in an entry, including title, author, html, etc.
Moderators:
neoconscious
fallenanarch0
Some of you may think that we are just a group of Fight Club fans. Well, congratulations in making your first incorrect assumption. Our ideas started long before that book came into print (Yes, there was a book, entertainment does exist outside of your TV. In fact, a book has no commercials). Although, we commonly refer to Fight Club because it makes a simple reference that can be easily communicated between members.
Feel free to post anything (i.e. assignments/ideas/rants/etc). Just refrain from going off on a wild fuckin' tangent. I hate censorship, and if you join(ed) this community, I assume you do as well. Therefore, I will only delete posts for a few reasons (i.e. flaming, spam, ads, etc).
As for posting. Anyone who joins can post, weather you are with us or against us. If you do just so happen to be against our cause, and feel the need to tell us, just remember to use some tact, lest you enjoy being ganged up on.
Suggested readings:
1) Culture Jam (Kalle Lasn)
2) Fast Food Nation (Eric Schlosser)
3) Der Anti-Christ (Friedrich Neitzsche)
4) Farhenheit 451 (Raymond Douglas)
5) Fight Club (Chuck Palahniuk)
6) You Are Being Lied To (Many Authors)
7) All Quiet On The Western Front (Erich Remarque)
8) The Art of War (Sun Tzu)
9) No Logo (Naomi Klein)
10) Branded (Alissa Quart)
11) 1984 (George Orwell)
Websites of Interest:
CrimethInc
Adbusters
Social Anarchism
Infoshop
Urban Exploration
Subvertisements
If you have any other books or websites that you deem to be important information, post them in an entry, including title, author, html, etc.
Moderators:
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