more info do you need?
-sm
>Jim Davis
Nowhere can you say that Michael Moore hates Americans, you can truthfully say
he hates Bush and his corrupt administration. This difference is what won him
the Cannes Awards, etc.
There is no question that the movie was intended to be anti-bush - but there is
no disputing the facts he dug up to support his position..
If you cannot attack the facts, you start attacking the man - that is what so
many so-called conservatives have been reduced to doing. Of course, Moore has
never denied his intention nor his goal, but like a documentary is supposed to
do, he backed it up with facts. Perhaps he picked and chose his facts, but that
is just like everyone else. His facts are under the most intense scrutiny as
expected for a so controversial subject, but none of them have been refuted,
DUH!
I have noticed a Republican gambit for a long time wherein one is called either
a traitor or a non-patriot if they disagree with Bush and his corrupt party.
It is fact that the movie places number one in box office earnings during its
first weekend, and this is rather extraordinary in that it was only playing in
800 theatres as opposed to 5000 that others such as Spiderman opened in. I
rather imagine to place number one in the rankings will require an audience from
both sides of the aisle, not just one. I do know that in the local theaters that
are showing the movie are all sold out for every showing, and every seat is
taken.
Has it changed any minds? - I really doubt it - but it is said it was targeted
to the fence-sitters, that is, the ones who had not decided so far.
Doug
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