A list of examples of act removal (US):
- (LJW), November 12 2004, Message Unit 7
- White, February 7 2004, Message Unit 1
- Wardell (AP), May 29 2003, Message Unit 1
- (MSNBC), June 7 2004, Message Unit 1
- Lasswell (TV Guide), April 12 2003, Message Unit 1
- Ouroussoff (NYT), May 21 2006, Message Unit 1
- Hunt (AP), November 7 2003, Message Unit 1
- Belt (LJW), July 12 2004, Message Unit 1
- (LJW), November 12 2004, Message Unit 8
- (LJW), November 12 2004, Message Unit 11
- Applebaum (Washington Post), February 13 2006, Message Unit 1
- Bearden, November 4 2005, Message Unit 6
- MSNBC, August 19 2004, Message Unit 3
- Bearden, November 4 2005, Message Unit 1
- Bearden, November 4 2005, Message Unit 2
- Bearden, November 4 2005, Message Unit 4
- McCain, November 21 2005, Message Unit 17
- McCain, November 21 2005, Message Unit 18
- McCain, November 21 2005, Message Unit 19
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Definition of
act removal (US)
In
reality,
the US committed an action or helped to bring about a situation.
In the
patriotic message,
this action or situation is gone. Not only is the US's role as actor gone, but the very event itself is gone as well.
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patriotized history
