American Psyche and terrorism

The American Psyche and Movies.

It feels like since the start of the middle East wars

vampire and zombie movies are on all the time,

many channels and times a day.

They even have their own site

http://zombiemovies.org/

And most of this evil is contagious.

If your not careful you can catch it

just like the possibility of contracting

Swine flue .....

Or the anthrax scare.

In a fashion the public determines

the genre of movies made.

The studios try and make moves

in demand, that the public want

to see.

So movies are reflective of the

public Psyche.

I mean the al Qaeda suicide bombers

ARE THE WALKING DEAD.

The terrorist say they want to die,

become a martyr.

It has the same paradigm,

killing the walking dead.

And it seems Muslims can catch it.

The Fort Hood assassin, was an

American Muslim who some how

caught "terrorism",

He took a OATH to preserve life.

Look at what he did.

Now be sure I'm not talking about

our powers of reason, logic.

But what our subliminal lizard brain

thinks.

"...wasn't a rational calculation. It was a feeling. Over the past decade, a number of major automakers in America have relied on the services of a French-born cultural anthropologist, G. Clotaire Rapaille, whose speciality is getting beyond the rational—what he calls "cortex"—impressions of consumers and tapping into their deeper, "reptilian" responses. "

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And that reptilian brain maybe saying how do I survive a terrorist attack at home?

And the zombie movies tell them how.

Shoot them in the head, but be careful

its contagious, and 'WE' don't understand

them.

"Think it through and even the gas station

guy can get through this, and help is on the way.

But you have to be ready to protect your self"

Scary but uplifting, and a good end, "WE"

win.

But maybe movies are just movies???

Gerald

Anthropologist

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