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"Bleech!" said Jello Biafra, "first Levi's, now this. What strain of corporate herpes will be allowed to foul Dead Kennedys next? I could understand 'Too Drunk to f***' as a new 'O'Reilly Factor' theme, but this is really nauseating. Even 'Police Truck''s lyrics as the background music to 'Cops' would be more fitting justice than this.
What really makes me sick about shows like this and expecially 'Extreme Makeover' is how they encourage teens to grow up plastic Barbie and Ken conformists instead of solid subversive citizens. [see full story for more]
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