Michael Eisner
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Tue Apr 13, 2004 14:58
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Nine times out of ten, a person won't even notice racist or hateful overtones in a cartoon unless the idea is planted firmly in head. By refusing to unearth and revive historical artifacts, societies sustain immeasurably more damage than brief exposure to racial toxins from old-timey cartoon doodles. Novelist Kurt Andersen (Turn of the Century, 1999) muses, "If we don't know our history in all of its complicated detail, how are we supposed to understand the present?"
To allow ourselves only a bland, repackaged version of the past is - how do you say - kind of a Mickey Mouse approach.


"Marching and heiling, heiling and marching. In him is planted no seed of laughter, hope, tolerance or mercy. For him - only heiling and marching, marching and heiling. The grim years of regimentation have done their work. Now he's a good Nazi. He sees no more than the party wants him to. He says nothing but what the party wants him to say. And he does nothing than what the party wants him to do. And so he marches, with millions of comrades, trampling on the rights of others. For now, his education is complete. His education... for death." NeoCon PNAC plans for your future.
http://www./library/culture/banned-cartoons/ 

• ENGINEERING IDEAS THROUGH CENSORSHIP — CRAM, Tue Apr 13 15:28