Original sentence: " In this way, it approaches themes of exploitation, but taken with the lyrical content of the album, it may also point to simplistic depictions of ethnic, social or political conflict in the media as "cowboys and Indians"." On the album's inner sleeve, small photographs depicting scenes shown on television are interlaced with text illustrating what the band suggests are the misleading subtexts of media presentation: "The facts are presented neutrally so that the public can make up its own mind"; "Men act heroically to defend their country"; "People are given what they want.A number of songs also challenge traditional concepts of love and love songs ("Anthrax", "Contract") and sex ("Damaged Goods", "I Found That Essence Rare").A text that winds around the images reads, "The Indian smiles, he thinks that the cowboy is his friend.The New Trouser Press Record Guide described the tracks that deal with sex as having "the self-righteous air of someone who couldn't get to first base with his girlfriend the previous evening.The album's artwork was designed by band members Jon King and Andy Gill, typical of their DIY approach.The album's back cover depicts a family whose father says, "I spend most of our money on myself so that I can stay fat," while the mother and children declare, "We're grateful for his leftovers.The cover depicts an "Indian" shaking hands with a "cowboy" in three heavily processed versions of the same image, the faces are reduced to blobs of red and white—that is, to the stereotypical racial colors.The diverse thematic elements on Entertainment.range from the Marxist concept of alienated labor ("Natural's Not In It"), the commodification of leisure ("Return The Gift"), the condition of the everyman ("At Home He's a Tourist"), Special Category Status prisoners in Northern Ireland ("Ether"), guerrilla warfare in Central America ("5.45")
Edited sentence: The album cover was designed by Jon King and Andy Gill and shows three small drawings of a cowboy shaking hands with a Native American.Wrapped around the pictures is the text: 'The Indian smiles, he thinks that the cowboy is his friend