You have a very prematurely -- and incorrectly -- formed opinion of how I gather facts and form opinions.
That's your problem, not mine. I take it with a grain of salt, as it's indicative of how you formed what might be unconventional opinions about Michael Moore, George Bush, politics, and life in general.
We're all shaped by our experiences.
I'm extremely UNLIKELY to pay Moore $8 to fatten his bloated wallet and see his misrepresentations and lies. I might download it from the web, though, if I get around to it.
The clipped and edited scene with the question thrown out at the Congressman is merely one example of many that have been brought to my attention from a variety of sources today.
Others involve the UNOCAL pipeline meeing, Bush Sr.'s involvement with Carlyle (he joined after the events depicted in the movie, not profiting or even being involved), Bush Jr.'s remarks about terrorism on the golf course (depicted as being about our war on terrorism, but actually with reference to Palestine), and on and on.
If I took your home movies and diced and spliced them, I could make it appear that you were an adult, celebrating your 21st birthday, before you were even born. Apparently Michael Moore has discovered that skill, too. Wow.
Not to mention that Moore knew some time ago that Disney wasn't going to release the film, evoking another set of lies to get attention.
The guy's a little kid running around in a big, fat, ugly white man body.
I understand he owes Ralph Nader $30,000.00. I hope he at least pays Nader back from the proceeds.
I'm hardly alone in calling it propaganda. |
