Anarchist Pogo Party's election TV spot censored
ab | 28.08.2005 10:14 | Culture | Free Spaces | Repression | World
In the run up to the German elections for parliament and governemnt, several satirical and fun parties promise to make elections interesting entertainment again.
The Anarchist Pogo Party of Germany has now their TV spot censored, because of too much "sex, drugs, alcohol and violence".
But the founder of the Anarchist Pogo Party claims, that this scene would just mirror the catastrophical conditions in our society leading to an apocalyptic vision of the future".
The Anarchist Pogo Party of Germany has now their TV spot censored, because of too much "sex, drugs, alcohol and violence".
But the founder of the Anarchist Pogo Party claims, that this scene would just mirror the catastrophical conditions in our society leading to an apocalyptic vision of the future".
censored version of original spot
The Anarchist Pogo Party has now released their own censored version to be braodcasted on TV as an election spot(t).
Now the censored version will be broadcasted on:
- 5. September at 22.28 ARD,
- 1. September at 17.10 ZDF,
- 12. September at 21.40 Uhr.
The uncensored version and the whole history can be downloaded via their website:
http://www.appd.de/wahlspot.php
In the meantime the satirical magazine "Titanic" has founded their own political party called "PARTEI" (party).
It is selling its airtime for its election spot on ebay, promising agressive product placement or incorporation of any love messages.
rough translation and summary of the original news:
http://www.heise.de/tp/r4/artikel/20/20808/1.html
Now the censored version will be broadcasted on:
- 5. September at 22.28 ARD,
- 1. September at 17.10 ZDF,
- 12. September at 21.40 Uhr.
The uncensored version and the whole history can be downloaded via their website:
http://www.appd.de/wahlspot.php In the meantime the satirical magazine "Titanic" has founded their own political party called "PARTEI" (party).
It is selling its airtime for its election spot on ebay, promising agressive product placement or incorporation of any love messages.
rough translation and summary of the original news:
http://www.heise.de/tp/r4/artikel/20/20808/1.html
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