Visa fullständig version : Konsumtionsorgasm!
Hela principen för kapitalism/konsumtion bygger på kännedom om människans natur. Här utnyttjas vetenskapen på alla tänkbara plan, beteende, medicin, psykologi. Generellt sett strävar varje människa efter uppmärksamhet, vill ses, betyda något. Förr var detta synonymt med vad personen kunde uträtta som t.ex krigare, jägare, helare men nu har detta ersatts av status vilket innebär att ha så mycket och så ”fina” saker som möjligt.
För inte så länge sedan var det inte självklart att gå till arbetet varje morgon. Arbetet var säsongsbetonat. Perioder av intensivt arbete, som skörd, följdes av perioder av sysslolöshet då det fanns tid över till att umgås med familjen. Det moderna samhället med 40 timmars vecka för att anses ha arbete till 100 % ligger bara ett par generationer tillbaka. Till skillnad från att överleva är numera arbete ett sätt att erhålla resurser för att kunna konsumera, antingen för egen del eller för att få grannarna och bekanta att skita på sig av avund.
Detta börjar redan i barnaåldern. Kapitalismen inriktar sig på exploaterandet av olika konsumtionsgrupper. Här är barnen en viktig grupp. Tidigare förväntades barnen bidra till försörjningen men nu förväntas de bidra till konsumtionen. Barn är gulliga och föräldrarna vill se dem glada, naturens sätt att få föräldrarna skydda dem, t.o.m med sina egna liv. Detta ses nu i brevlådorna som fylls av reklam inför den heliga konsumtionsorgasmen, julen. Leksakskataloger fyllda av saker.
Tidigare producerade kapitalisterna leksaker byggda på filmer som t.ex Star Wars. Men att vänta på lyckade filmer tog för lång tid så snart kom idén att producera tv-serier och sälja leksaker kopplad till serien, t.ex He-man. Allt kommersialiseras, även plojgrejer som Teenage mutant ninja turtels, en kul grej gjord av några studenter men som snabbt omvandlades till en profitmaskin. Filmen Bilar 2 väntas dra in mer pengar på försäljningen av leksaker än själva filmen. Andra penningslukare är spel som Pokemon och Bakugan byggt på tv-serier. Även här är ägandet bland barn status. Lägg därtill märkeskläder för att vara ”häftigast”. Köp till ”ära” och berömmelse.
För att få alla prylar som man absolut behöver måste man ha pengar vilket innebär arbete, d.v.s att använda den tid man har till godo i den här existensen för att tjäna in pengar åt andra så att de också kan konsumera och i retur få en liten del av vinsten för egen konsumtion.
Shopping har blivit en livsstil, förmågan att konsumera är synonymt med det moderna samhället. Alla högtider kan härledas till bondesamhället eller längre tillbaka, som skördehögtider, firande av ljusets återkomst (jul), påsk, midsommar eller halloween har numera kommersialiserats och däribland importerade högtider, t.ex ramadan, används som skäl för att handla mer.
Konsumtionssamhället har förslavat människorna till lydiga nickedockor och att bete sig likt dresserade pudlar för att få ta del av masskonsumtionen. Kapitalismen attackerar med reklam och du ”måste” ha genom alla tänkbara kanaler, brevlådan, tidningar, tv, radio, e-post, telefånförsäljning med prylar som vi inte visste att vi absolut behövde förens vi fick kännedom om deras existens. Vill ha! Skapade behov. Ingenstans skall offret, konsumenten undkomma. Även människor blir profitobjekt. Nu senast gamla och sjuka som är handelsvara för kapitalistsvinen i Carema UNcare. Personalen skall spara så mycket som möjligt på dem som byggt upp dagens samhälle. Blöjorna vägs och är de inte fullpissade så sätts de på igen för att profitörerna skall bli ännu rikare och kunna fortsätta sin livsstil skapad av kapitalismen som bygger på ständigt ökad tillväxt, konsumtion. http://www.dn.se/sthlm/kissblojorna-vags--for-att-spara-pengar
Förfarandet påminner om systemet som rådde på 1800-talet då föräldralösa barn auktionerades ut till den som krävde lägsta ersättningen för att försörja barnet. Riskkaptlisterna har gett sig in i vården av gamla som deras barn inte längre har tid med för att de skall satsa på karriären, tjäna pengar, konsumera. Ägarna till Carema har blivit miljonärer på vanvård av gamla, för dem är profit viktigare än liv. Staten kan tydligen inte längre upprätthålla den sociala tryggheten utan säljer ut för att finansiera multikulturen.
Givetvis är masskonsumtionen och ständig tillväxt ohållbart eftersom det kräver resurser som jorden inte har och genererar avfall och miljöförstöring. Kapitalismen dränks i sin egen skit.
GB-Jansson
2011-11-12, 21:16
Dagar skapade för ökad konsumtion:
- Alla hjärtans dag
- Fars dag (hoppas jag får något!:elaktflin:)
- Mors dag
- Alla helgons dag (den amerikaniserade bus-eller-godis-varianten)
- Kanelbullens dag
Alla dessa dagar vänder sig till de känslomässiga orden förväntan och besvikelse hos respektive kategori. I vetskap om att icke infriad förväntan leder till besvikelse, blir inköpet till ett måste.
Jag hävdar! Varför inte visa sin käresta, far eller mor uppskattning även de andra 364 dagarna på året och skippa alla tvångsmässiga inköp!
Adoremus
2011-11-12, 21:40
Dagar skapade för ökad konsumtion:
- Alla hjärtans dag
- Fars dag (hoppas jag får något!:elaktflin:)
- Mors dag
- Alla helgons dag (den amerikaniserade bus-eller-godis-varianten)
- Kanelbullens dag
Alla dessa dagar vänder sig till de känslomässiga orden förväntan och besvikelse hos respektive kategori. I vetskap om att icke infriad förväntan leder till besvikelse, blir inköpet till ett måste.
Jag hävdar! Varför inte visa sin käresta, far eller mor uppskattning även de andra 364 dagarna på året och skippa alla tvångsmässiga inköp!
Glöm för all del inte den 11 maj, negerbollens dag, en dag då dessa läckra bakverk måste slukas!
Läste för många år sedan en guide över Göteborg, där en av aktiviteterna -
utmaning, var en heldag på stan, med endast tio kronor till utgifter :ja:
i dagens värde runt tjugo kronor per person. Undrar hur många skulle fixa det.
Adoremus
2011-11-12, 22:24
Läste för många år sedan en guide över Göteborg, där en av aktiviteterna -
utmaning, var en heldag på stan, med endast tio kronor till utgifter :ja:
i dagens värde runt tjugo kronor per person. Undrar hur många skulle fixa det.
Det måste ha varit från den tiden när söndagsmiddagarna på Golden days kostade 9.95:-, fast det måste ha varit på 70-talet.
http://www.golden-days.com/
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This swot, published in Mould, looked at the half a mo the parasite infected a red blood cell.
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Equal million bite the dust, mostly children in sub-Saharan Africa.
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It is exceptionally good at evading and bamboozling the immune system. Within five minutes (http://www.serwis-randkowy.waw.pl/) of being bitten via a malaria-carrying mosquito, the parasite is already hiding favoured the liver.
It then emerges from the liver at a special present in its living series and infects red blood cells, where it starts reproducing.
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There is however no approved vaccine against malaria. Large scale trials of the most advanced (http://www.gadzety.hovi.pl/) prototype - RTS,S - showed it halved the jeopardize of getting malaria.
This swot, published in Essence, looked at the two seconds the parasite infected a red blood cell.
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Others had been organize once, but not one were universally used.
The unite at the Sanger Organization discovered that "basigin", a receptor on the surface on red blood cells, and "PfRh5", a protein on the hyaena, were crucial.
In all strains of Plasmodium falciparum tested so rise in the world, interrupting the connect protected the blood cells from attack.
One of the researchers, Dr Julian Rayner, said: "We were able to completely block (http://www.gadzetomania.waw.pl/) invasion using multiple divers methods, using antibodies targeting this interaction we could stop all aggression of red blood cells.
"It seems to be important for invasion."
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