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So...gonna go see Farenheit 9/11?

So...gonna go see Farenheit 9/11?

I'm not big on politics, but this is one movie you should spend $9.50 on. It opens in theaters tomorrow, so clear up your schedules and go buy the tickets!

For those who haven't heard the buzz/controversy about this movie, here's the trailer. http://www.fahrenheit911.com/trailer/
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Reply #177 Top
"I tolerate with utmost latitude the right of others to differ from me in opinion."



Thomas Jefferson
Reply #178 Top
I agree wholeheartedly with Frogboy. We have to live together here in this webland....this forum although created to provide others with a service and a creative outlet was not by any means intended to be an outlet for agression or attack. You have a right to voice your opinion and to logically create an argument to the opposition...but when it turns into soapbox selling and opponent bashing......

well frankly my dear that's when I cease to give a damn.

I haven't spent almost a half a century living breathing and learning on this planet to have someone chew me up spit me out and make mortar for their own platform out of my opinions....and I honestly would never do that to any of you.

At risk of sounding corny......if you don't have anything harmlessly entertaining, constructive, amusing or helpful to say........

what?????????????????????? I can't hear you!!!!!!!!!!!

Reply #180 Top
Jafo is Australian so "aggression" is not part of his vocabulary really. Sweet and Cuddly like a Koala Bear from what I've heard.


hehehe
Reply #182 Top
Who......me?.....
Reply #185 Top
Mike Moore: Who he is


http://www.scaryjohnkerry.com/moore.htm
Reply #186 Top
Let's just speculate for a second, that there are people who voted for Bush last election, who are having their doubts about whether to vote for him or Kerry....on the fence so to speak. Why does the Democratic Party allow/accept the lunacidal rantings of Mikie to be associated with them? You would figure that someone "sitting on the fence" would be fairly moderate in their views and the extremist views of Mikie would just turn them off. Am I mistaken, has there been any disassociation from the Dems, particularly from Kerry? The only thing I heard was that during a screening with a ed audience of 600 or so Democrats, Mikie's latest home video got a practical standing ovation.
Reply #187 Top
Essencay, you're getting me a bit miffed. I'm a Democrat. I HATE Bush, and every stinkin' thing he stands for. Mikie, as you so affectionately call him, has really hit on some very major issues. As in MAJOR. If only a fraction of what is in that movie is correct, and I believe most of it is, then even the most die-hard Bushies should be asking themselves, and this government, what the he** is going on. Michael Moore is not a lunatic. And his viewpoint is not rantings and ravings.

I saw the movie this afternoon. Do yourself a favor and go see it. Then, maybe, maybe you'll understand what everyone is talking about, and you will no longer be ranting about something of which you know nothing.



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Reply #188 Top
My questions concerned more the moderate viewpoints that most Americans have, not the extremist points of view from either party. I would think that reachings from the far left would push people that are, so to speak, in the middle towards the right, much in the same way, that the extremist views of Pat Buchanan effected Republicans in the past. Kerry has his own weaknesses. Is Michael Moore the answer to those weaknesses? Is the timing of Clinton's book the answer to those weaknesses? To me these events seem to be more of a distraction from the importance of knowing what John Kerry is going to bring to the table for the next four years if he is elected. How does the Democratic Party get the public to embrace John Kerry, to bring the fence-sitters to their camp? I would have expected the Democrats to do so by presenting their agenda for America for the next four years. What I see instead is a smoke screen. Please correct me if I'm wrong. I don't see John Kerry, I see Michael Moore, Bill Clinton, Al Gore, the 9/11 comission, the war on terror, etc. Somehow I am missing Kerry's message.

When Bill Clinton ran for president, this was not the case with the Democratic Party. There was a clear message being sent to America. The message was clear and you gained a sense that Bill Clinton was the man to get done the vision that was presented. I don't get that same warm fuzzy feeling this time around. I instead get a feeling of anger and insecurity coming from the Democratic Party.

dabe, why are you "miffed"? Please present your point of view. "I HATE Bush and every stinkin' thing he stands for" That can't possibly be your point of view. George Bush is still an American, a Christian, a father, a husband. He believes in America, he believes he is doing the right thing for America, he has family values. I might mock Michael Moore, by being in the public eye, he like Bush or Kerry will be mocked by someone at some point, they know that and accept it as part of the package, but I don't HATE Michael Moore and every stinkin' thing he stands for. I am after all just one of the "stupid Americans" as Mikie so affectionately likes to think of us
Reply #189 Top
I'll join the Bush hater's club........never in my life have I seen such a smug man. I would never trust such a person and what he could be capable of. Power corrupts.......absolute >
Reply #190 Top
That documentary made alot of money.
I gave more money to movie industry lol
I went to see Spiderman 2, White Chicks and Dodgeball in same day last weekend lol.
Reply #191 Top
White Chicks looks like it would be funny as you can get

Spidey, well, is Spidey and has to be good

Reply #192 Top

I am not American and I didn't see the movie. But from what I've read about it, it is indeed pretty convincing. It may be just a bunch of lies (how do you verify that?) or not, but the movie is apparently quite good at convincing the audience that it is the truth. Or at least that part of it is. From what I read, this movie will not convince the die-hard republicans but would no doubt convince the fence-sitter you're referring to, Essencay.

Personnally, I will wait till it's out in video.

Reply #193 Top
Spider man defeats Bush at the end while he was being seduced by some white chicks who then challenged spiderman to a dodgeball game.
Reply #194 Top
*holding out for 'Daughter of Old Yeller"

hehehe
Reply #195 Top
Michael Moore is a big fat stupid crack smoking kook. Anyone who believes his lies and propaganda are crack smoking acid dropping kooks. It is clear that the intent of Michael Moore's "documentary" is to help the democrats defeat Bush and to make money off of 9/11. Where is the moral outrage on the left for Michael Moore profiting off of people dying on 9/11? Where was the moral outrage on the left when he tried to profit off the Columbine shooting with his Columbine "documentary." Some people stupid enough to pay Michael Moore to lie to them.
Reply #197 Top

Anyone who believes his lies and propaganda are crack smoking acid dropping kooks

...propaganda IS crack... 'anyone' is singular....Spell checker

Reply #200 Top
Actually " big fat stupid crack smoking kook" would not be appropriate. One of the symptoms of smoking crack is loss of appetite and massive weight loss. He would more than likely be smoking massive amounts of pot to maintain his girth.