If you don’t know what to think about the candidates, don’t let Mike’s propaganda sway your vote. The reason Bush looks bad in the film is because M.M. WANTS him to look bad. This is not a balanced evaluation of the circumstances surrounding our nation’s current condition, it is a malicious slandering of GWB.

Of course Moore’s film isn’t balanced. I don’t think he makes any illusions about that. And Moore certainly has an agenda of removing Bush from office–what liberal doesn’t? These facts don’t necessarily mean that all his accusations against Bush are untrue, though. The facts are indisputable; the interpretation of those facts can be debated. Moore’s film contains both facts and interpretation.

I have not seen the movie, but have read some (albeit not much) of the article “Fifty-nine Deceits in Farenheit 9-11.” The author posts links to Michael Moore’s response to some of the points. Seems interesting, will make it through it sometime.
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I read most of that last night right after I finished the movie.

In addition to the 59 deceits, I would also recommend reading Moore’s defense and sources at his site. I think the deceits are also a little unbalanced.

If you want an unbalanced and unfair look at BOTH candidates, try going to www.jibjab.com Political satire of the highest level, and perhaps, the funniest thing I’ve seen in a while…

“Malicious slandering…”

Uhm, ok.

Either way, either way we come out politically it’s good that MM made this film… I think it encourages all to take a deeper closer look at the way things really are.

Here’s a subject… What do you think about the sometimes assumed notion that if you are a christian you must be republican?

Here’s a subject… What do you think about the sometimes assumed notion that if you are a christian you must be republican?

I think it’s silly. And dangerous.

I agree.

God’s not a Republican. I’m not even sure He’s American.