Thursday, February 18, 2016

Political Marketing Versus Marketing Politics





             
               Trumping Paranoid Political Markets will probably fail because of the reality of rational Marketing Politics. Moral Hazards abound in every Short Sale Squeeze. Selling Inferior Political Products dumped into a Greedy Consumer Market, sooner or later impeaches the credibility of that Aggressive Political Merchant. Spoofing one's fellow Republican Candidates may seem to be the best game in town, "But be careful who you vote for." This may not be the best Game for the only one last surviver to win. Can we Trump the Republican Party? The Tea Party was served up by the Mad Hatter and the March Hare. Who really won? When the Trump Card is played, doesn't everybody's team loose by default? No one in Congress is going to want to hear, "YOU'RE FIRED" come inauguration day. It's like voting for the Queen of Hearts saying, "Off with their heads, off with their heads." (Very aggressive performance!)

               Psychics are also politicians. We get to choose which sides to take in every argument. All Expressions are Factored by each person's Conventional Symbolic Languages. All terms are then parsed for that person's socially designated function. Words and symbols of and by themselves have no real meaning. It is only by collectively designated significance, that each of the associated packaging labels have any meaning to any of us at all. You as a fellow reader, may know if I'm actually telling you the truth. Otherwise I'm just spoofing myself and you as my next desirable market objective. There are so many phony psychics. Just like Politicians, I'm expected to lie to you, telling you only what you want to hear, and nothing more. I say, "That's not good business." Nor is it good faith. And although I don't believe in depending exclusively on my own personal karma, I do believe in personal consequences in the very public dimension. I also believe that when we elect actors to be our leaders, we are hiring competitive adolescents trying out for the role of speaking for a naive audience. But we also risk getting sold theatrical fantasies that do not represent the "Realities" of those of us who are not well served through the industrial marketing of mass consumer media.                  
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