For example(s): Why do people automatically assume that a Lexus is better than a Toyota? I’m pretty sure that both cars are useful and that the Toyota is just as convienent and (perhaps even more) durable than a Lexus. When you go shopping, why do you “have” to buy a shirt that has the logo of the brand slapped across the front when you can go to Target or Old Navy and get it for probably 1/16th of the price?

Basically what I’m asking is WHY has society become so wrapped up with materialistic goods and brand names? Your thoughts on if this is a dangerous trend…or maybe you do agree with conforming to society’s views?

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the external struggles of the band members themselves as well as the personal lyric style James Hetfield adopted beginning with The Black Album, suggests that the song is about addiction. Specifically the addiction may be Hetfield’s alcoholism, but it could be a reference to any sort of addiction. It is a reference to whatever it may be that fuels a person. Further, it may reflect Hetfield’s decision to substitute his love of cars and racing for his love of alcohol. This is evidenced …

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