Foot Propaganda
- You may have been searching for the day my foot stole my communist propaganda and hid it from my mum!
Foot Propaganda is a rich and creamy part of history that everyone should have the fortune to gain knowledge about. With such valuable, interesting information, there is no way people will be able to untape themselves from all of the foot propaganda posters that are required to be taped on them! Take, for example, this history-loving fatso, who gained a dire interest towards modern and archaic foot propaganda to such a degree that he hasn't left his house in four years to stop himself from overworking to the point of death because he has so much fun:
Foot Propaganda has a dark and murky history, due to constant criticism, attacks, and hatemail from people (often white) who think it is just short of wrong, but still almost wrong enough to go into the "hatemail these things" category. However, other such devotees have spent time adoring the propaganda and getting engulfed by its subliminal messaging and other various forms of brain consumption[1].
“Don't forget the moderates! We need attention, too!”
Moderates also have some sort of stance on the issue, too. Moderates? What the heck are those?
A bleak History[edit | edit source]
The invention foot propaganda is often associated with the communists, probably due to the fact that they invented it people like the phrase "communist propaganda". This, however, is a falsehood: It was invented by the Soviet Union in 1957, who have nothing to do with communism. In fact, communism is just a myth and doesn't even exist, right, Sally? "You bet!"
The real invention of foot propaganda started in the late 60's by communist scientists in Sweden, who had stumbled upon a poster that had feet, money, and text reading "will walk for cash"[2]. Research was prompted, and seventeen leading Swedish scientists made ground-breaking leaps and bounds in the area of feet ideology and history. They also invented foot propaganda when the beaker full of poison landed on the poster. The rest, as they say, fell off a cliff including the scientists.
Controversy[edit | edit source]
“Foot propaganda isn't controversial, it doesn't even exist!”
Controversy has plagued foot propaganda for years on end. There are two main sides, and one unimportant third side of the controversy that have been debating ever since the invention of the propaganda in the 60's.
Sympathizers, aka The Feet[edit | edit source]
Some people have felt the urge to support foot propaganda for no other apparent reason besides the voice in their heads that tell them "the British are coming"[3]. For this reason, half of the people who sympathize with the foot propaganda are in the loony bin or on heavy medication. The rest probably just smoke pot or are "different".
Hatemailers, aka Anti-Foot[edit | edit source]
The overwhelming un-majority-yet-still-not-minority of the people who take a stance on this issue are often against it. These people are often white, stupid, and fat. This may be associated with the fact that WalMart, the #1 american source of fat people, is against foot propaganda and pre-intalls their ideals into the fat people they make in their special factories.
Sometimes the hatemailers go violent, or at least to degree. Fights over who gets the bucket of fried chicken, which has somehow been manipulated to relate to this issue, occur on a daily basis, and often times people die of diabetes of violence and injury.
Moderates[edit | edit source]
“We
have a position on this issuearen't important!”
We already told you that the moderates don't exist. Now shut up and go away!
Other useless crap[edit | edit source]
Foot Propaganda has united families for ages, according to a study[4]. Also, other unimportant facts have been released about the propaganda issue, including: potential tax increases, potential tax decreases, potential decreases in tax foot size, and burnt stumps of wood. Other sources also point to the idea that involving yourself probably doesn't increase life expectancy, so you should get involved today!
Facts would lead us to believe that no animals were harmed in the making of foot propaganda, communist propaganda, or this article[5].
References[edit | edit source]