social commentary, performance art or smut?

I just came across the website for a video called "hunting for bambi".
>From the looks of it, it seems to be a low-brow stab at the OLN/Playboy
genres of cable networks, but also comes across as a misogynist
celebration of gun culture. Does anybody have any insight or opinions
as to what else it could be construed as?
The preview is on www.teambambi.com

On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 19:11:30 -0500, Jim Byrd wrote:

> If bambi isn'f driving a Dodge, then people in this group really don't
> care.

Yep. I saw Bambi strapped across the hood of a Dodge Dakota a couple of
months ago...

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On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 19:11:30 -0500, Jim Byrd wrote:

> If bambi isn'f driving a Dodge, then people in this group really don't
> care.

Yep. I saw Bambi strapped across the hood of a Dodge Dakota a couple of
months ago...

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If you're not on the edge, you're taking up too much space.
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How about "none of the above?"
Some people came up with something which is just outrageous enough to
garner a lot of attention, good and bad, in hopes they get rich from it.
The 'net is full of stuff like that, much of which is a way worse.
Sounds pretty lame to me. It's obviously just supposed to be funny,
but then so is "America's Funniest Home Videos," where some guy is
getting hit in the groin with something about every twelve seconds. The
dirthead crowd eats it up.
So I guess it logically follows that if someone getting hit in the
nuts with a baseball bat is hilarious, then someone getting raped or
something would probably be downright hysterical.