But he doesnt hate Americans.

At least, you can't prove it by Fahrenheit. The soldiers in Iraq and
in the VA hospital, the New Yorkers on the street,  the kids in Flint,
the military mother, even the Congress, are all portrayed with
compassion. None of them are stupid. Or monsters.

If you really refuse to go see it maybe you could take a look at what
William Rasberry has to say about it; I thought that was a propos. The
idea that it is necessary to make a movie to talk about how great
America is just demonstrates that the people who had it probably
haven't seen the movie either.

Reminds me of the fundamentalist Christians on home shooling lists who
insist that Harry Potter is evil because the kid has a wand.

Dana

----- Original Message -----
From: Sam Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 11:25:02 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: RE: Know Your Enemy
To: CF-Community <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>Jim Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Obviously the issue is his new film, but I would have
>expected to see
>critiques of the film and facts it presents.  Rather
>what you've done is
>collect the filmmaker's opinions without offering a
>reason for doing so.
Since only rabid Bush Haters will see the film and you
folks only want to discuss it with people that have
seen it that leaves it a Bush hating discussion.
So, I started a new thread.
Of course there is the mention of 100 republicans
getting free tickets? I wonder how many people
actually paid to see the film.
Will the DNC claim these tickets as advertising or is
it considered soft money spending?

The reason is the Title: Know Your Enemy

>I've not seen the movie yet, but I wonder if this is
>because the film does,
>actually, tell the truth?  Were there so few
>criticisms of the work to levy
>that you had to go after the man?  Is it just to show
>that the film comes
>from a certain perspective?  Is there somebody,
>anybody that thinks this
>film is in any way a balanced accounting?

See above.

>All of these statements are opinions.  None have
>enough depth to draw any of
>the conclusions you have (so I would say that the
>answer to all your
>questions is "there's not enough information here to
>answer your question").

They're his opinions and he hates Americans. How much
more info do you need?

-sm

>Jim Davis
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