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HARRY THE PLOTTER AND THE CORPORATE TAKEOVER OF OUR CHILDREN'S MINDS

JK ROWLING | 18.10.2001 15:13

THE NEW HARRY POTTER FILM HAS DONE THE BIGGEST EVER SPONSORSHIP DEAL WITH COKA-COLA THE WORLDS BIGGEST JUNK FOOD PUSHER...

THE NEW HARRY POTTER FILM HAS DONE THE BIGGEST EVER SPONSORSHIP DEAL WITH COCA-COLA THE WORLDS BIGGEST JUNK FOOD PUSHER...

...ONE OF THE UK'S RICHEST PEOPLE ALREADY JK ROWLING AND HER PUBLISHERS/AGENTS WANT MORE. I THINK WE ALL KNOW ENOUGH ABOUT COCA COLA'S BUSINESS STRATEGY SO GET YOURSELVES DOWN TO HTTP://WWW.saveharry.com and have your say.
cheers

JK ROWLING
- Homepage: http://www.saveharry.com

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getting at our children's minds

18.10.2001 21:22

Our kids are abused by the corporate state from the beginning. Starting with scanning in the womb, hospitalised monitored labour, vaccination and all the antibiotics anti this and that, steroid treatments resulting. Strafed by the television, computer games, advertising, peer pressure and numb parenting - leading to them wanting McDonalds/Disney type happy crap. The addictive quality of child orientated food - perhaps in those undeclared flavourings, formulae all protected. Harry Potter has indeed led to kids of 9 and 10 wanting to read. What's the message? It's repeated on loads of kids cartoons - try watching UBOS on BBC2 at about 07.50. It's a softening up process.

dwight heet


Turn Off

18.10.2001 22:10

The characters in modern children's cartoons are increasingly evil. Even the "goodies" look evil. Watch Dragonball Z--on cartoon network, it is positively disturbing, it must affect the psyche of the youngsters it's aimed at, the world is always threatened with total annihilation. Our children are fed a daily diet of gratuitous violence, for entertainment. IT'S SICK!

Critic


vaccination=abuse

18.10.2001 22:46

an interesting concept

sceptic


dear editor

19.10.2001 14:43

dear editor, you may recall some time ago (seems like a year or more !) i wrote some articles about what i saw as the pernicious effect and worrying implications of the harry potter 'phenomenon', which was attached to your "debate" page, now seemingly defunct, unless i just cant find it. perhaps it might be worth reattaching the discourse here, for i'm most glad that people are waking up to the perils of commercial fiction.

yours, vince

vince eremos