Advertising/ Devil imagery: Dodge, Mopar

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This has seemed to be a fairly obvious campaign. The colours used are usually red and black, the atmosphere is 'kick-ass', or 'raise some hell'. Their target audience is younger. Their slogan is "Grab life by the Horns", their mantra at the close of every commercial is "Kick-It!"

Decades ago Dodge decided to call it's truck Ram. They put a rams head with horns on the hood of the trucks. Now that sister nameplate Plymouth has disappeared, all Dodge vehicles wear the Ram logo. A car's grille is unique to a mark, Dodge has decided that whether on a minivan, car or truck that a simple cross with a goat's head on it is the way to go.

Closely associated with Dodge is Mopar, or Motor Parts. Their M logo looks similar to a devil's pitchfork or trident.

http://www.dodge.com
http://www.mopar.com

[nohope187]

Until Dodge or Mopar has Baphomet pentagrams for logos, I think your looking into somethin' that's not there. :-P

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Well I'm no expert, and I don't want to be but it seems pretty obvious. What shape do you see (in black) inside the red Dodge Ram logo? The same shape as the bap... thing I just looked up, exactly the same.

[nohope187]

So, where's the star encasing the goat-head and the circle around it in the logo?

[get_real]

Hello this!
Re: Imagery. You are right in regards to The Beast Imagery. I've known this for years through a friend of mine in advertising, plus most males on his father's side(uncles, cousins) were freemasons. They loved their Chrysler Corporation cars and trucks. They love their little symbols and logos, and the whole "look at us". Actually, I like my Dodge minivan. However, I am not associated with the Freemasons or Eastern Stars in any way. The old chrysler emblem was a hidden five pointed star with the points folded into the center. That was well known. Somewhere I read in these threads:
some know, some don't. There's alot of advertising with images imbedded 'here and there'. Some for subliminal affect, some for 'right in your face' affect. But you are right, it is intentional. They are not exactly going to put Bapho-whomever on anything. Just the representation of.

[marypopinz]

I believe the thread "some articles you might find interesting" is completely appropriate to the nature of this thread and the imagery the media uses to subtly coerce minds where they want them to go - memes.

[latinlover]

this wrote:
This has seemed to be a fairly obvious campaign. The colours used are usually red and black, the atmosphere is 'kick-ass', or 'raise some hell'. Their target audience is younger. Their slogan is "Grab life by the Horns", their mantra at the close of every commercial is "Kick-It!"

Decades ago Dodge decided to call it's truck Ram. They put a rams head with horns on the hood of the trucks. Now that sister nameplate Plymouth has disappeared, all Dodge vehicles wear the Ram logo. A car's grille is unique to a mark, Dodge has decided that whether on a minivan, car or truck that a simple cross with a goat's head on it is the way to go.

Closely associated with Dodge is Mopar, or Motor Parts. Their M logo looks similar to a devil's pitchfork or trident.

http://www.dodge.com
http://www.mopar.com

www.columbia.edu/~gwo2001/dodge.html

[marypopinz]

Hilarious!!!!


" Anyway, I ask you how 'macho' a Dodge Ram can be when their emblem is basically the female reproductive system with nostrils:"

[nohope187]

I never noticed that before till you just mentioned it. Thanx, Mary. hehe!:-P

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and who's to say the images aren't overlapped? It would not be surprising with people who do sacrifices to be familiar with internal anatomy. I would consider the later interpretation as degrading.

Horns...