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Anonymous Archived
10/04/25(Sat)20:35:02 No.24773857
Anonymous 10/04/25(Sat)20:35:02 No.24773857 Archived
>As America entered the 1950s, the decade of heightened commodity fetishism, Dichter offered consumers moral permission to embrace sex and consumption, and forged a philosophy of corporate hedonism, which he thought would make people immune to dangerous totalitarian ideas.

>no more sexy women in movies!
>no more flexing on poors!
>the chuds return
Whomst could have seen it coming?
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Anonymous
10/04/25(Sat)20:39:05 No.24773867
Anonymous 10/04/25(Sat)20:39:05 No.24773867
>>24773857
>early 50s
That shit didn't really take root until around 1965 at the earliest
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Anonymous
10/04/25(Sat)20:46:30 No.24773882
Anonymous 10/04/25(Sat)20:46:30 No.24773882
"intellectuals" need a professor's permission to enjoy things lmao
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