Michael Moore sued for Farenheit 9/11

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Slick... find a spot where I praised Moore - ANYWHERE. The best I said was - "9/11 was tiresome, heavy handed, confused, and for me, disappointing." I don't know.... what do you think? Was that praise over the top?

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WAAAAAY too over-the-top Rue!

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Pres. Bush lies, twists facts, and takes things out of context, so he should be impeached and prosecuted.
Mr. Moore lies, twists facts, and takes things out of context, and should be praised for providing a valuable public service.
Why the difference?

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Geezer the difference between Michael Moore and Bush is ... Gosh, I SHOULDN'T have to spell this out to a grown man!... Bush is President. Commander-in-Chief. Unitary Executive. Bush's lies have grave (literally) consequences. But ONE good thing came out of this discussion- you just admitted Bush lied!

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Originally posted by Hero:
Yeah, I few thousand crazy folk like PirateNews is hardly a "movement". Especially when compared to the unprecedented national war effort that sent millions to war and produced a hundred billion tons of shipping, arms, and supplies.

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Actually the government didn't join the war earlier because the movement was big, not a few loonies.

Now I realise you've learnt everything you know about history from hollywood films but they'll outright lie to you. Here's a good start, no American submarine ever had anything to do with the capture of the enigma, surprising I know, U-571 lied to you.

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The term is "LAWYER". They teach a whole class on arrogance in school and I did a paper on being a "little shit". Got an 'A'.

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I don't doubt it

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More insane ramblings by the people who brought you beeeer milkshakes!
"I had a rose named after me and I was very flattered. But I was not pleased to read the description in the catalog: 'No good in a bed, but fine against a wall'." -- Eleanor Roosevelt.

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Originally posted by AnthonyT:
None of this. We can do better. It's possible to disagree without doing this.

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I'm pointing out a fact, he is talking like an arrogant little shit.

News Flash:
Not everyone in the world is either evil, deluded, or desperatly wanting to be an American.

Amazing I know, but true none the less.

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More insane ramblings by the people who brought you beeeer milkshakes!
"I had a rose named after me and I was very flattered. But I was not pleased to read the description in the catalog: 'No good in a bed, but fine against a wall'." -- Eleanor Roosevelt.

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Originally posted by citizen:

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Originally posted by Hero:
Yeah, I few thousand crazy folk like PirateNews is hardly a "movement". Especially when compared to the unprecedented national war effort that sent millions to war and produced a hundred billion tons of shipping, arms, and supplies.

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Actually the government didn't join the war earlier because the movement was big, not a few loonies.

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Apparently he has never heard of the German-American Bund. It's kind of scary how many Americans there were organizing bond drives for Hitler and flying the swastika before WWII (and that's ignoring all the businessmen who were making deals with the third reich because we all know that capitalism is sacred and anything done in the pursuit of big business is inherently righteous). I remember seeing a picture of Madison Square Garden sporting a swastika banner and packed with people. The event took place sometime in the late thirties and it was far from the only one.

And we put the Japanese-Americans in concentration camps?

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Originally posted by FutureMrsFIllion:
HUH?

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"...in the beginning all the World was America, and more so than it is now." -John Locke, Second Treatise on government (1690)

My favorite John Locke quote. The idea is the liberty is the natural state of man. So cultures that are not based on the American ideal of liberty are against nature. Might want to pick up one of those bound collections of words, thoughts and ideas...in other words stop watching Michael Moore movies and read a fracking book.

H

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Originally posted by Hero:

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Originally posted by FutureMrsFIllion:
HUH?

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...in other words stop watching Michael Moore movies and read a fracking book.

H

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Excuse me? Just who the hell do you think you are?

(A) I have never seen a Michael Moore movis
(b) since I happen to read more than 1280 words a minute and have a 99% retention rate, I would reckon that I read more books in a year than you have in the last 10.

So I would suggest you stop attempting to be a pompous ass and learn who you are speaking to.

edit - in 1690 John Locke was speaking of America as in the English colonies, not America as in the country - since the country (a) wasn't a country, (b) wasn't a democracy and (c) the reference is for Provincial America, your quote is ill used.

I am on The List. We are The Forsaken and we aim to burn!
"We don't fear the reaper"

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