Fineous_Reese said:i'd like to see a Michael Moore-esque documentary on Michael Moore
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"He stole my title and changed the numbers without ever asking me for permission," the 83-year-old Bradbury reportedly said in the interview.
-FinBradbury also called Moore a "horrible human being" in the interview, yet insisted that his anger had nothing to do with Moore's political views.
Ampmonster said:more like 'michael moore loves attention and will do aything to get it'.
jameseb said:
Why do you say he hates America? Because he disagrees with certain policies? Because he's not a fan of things the current president has done? If he really hated America I'm sure he would leave. It isn't as though he doesn't have the money. But my guess is that he doesn't hate America, and it's his appreciation for a country that allows him freedom of speech, freedom to protest and freedom to present his views publically that motivates him to advocate for changes he feels will be beneficial.Why does Michael Moore hate America so much? Why doen't he just renounce his citizency? That, I would respect him more (not that I ever did).
Micael Moore grew up in Flint, Michigan. He is a card-carrying lifetime member of the NRA. Michael Moore criticizes this country because he sees room for improvement. You may not agree with him, but you can at least agree that this country could be a lot better. He is trying to bring attention to injustices and he of course slathers it all with his own opinions and his desire to make a buck. But he does not hate America.jsn112 said:Why does Michael Moore hate America so much? Why doen't he just renounce his citizency? That, I would respect him more (not that I ever did).
Valkyr said:Why do you say he hates America? Because he disagrees with certain policies? Because he's not a fan of things the current president has done? If he really hated America I'm sure he would leave. It isn't as though he doesn't have the money. But my guess is that he doesn't hate America, and it's his appreciation for a country that allows him freedom of speech, freedom to protest and freedom to present his views publically that motivates him to advocate for changes he feels will be beneficial.
Should everyone who tries to change things they don't agree with be kicked out of the US? Would this country be a better place if everyone who had a problem with it had left instead of trying to make a difference? (Slavery, women's suffrage, the list could go on indefinitely...)
Even more bafflingly, do you honestly award more respect to those who run away instead of fighting for what they believe in?
renegade pariah said:.....what is remarkable are the cliches parroted by the servile lemmings in society who refuse to recognize the arrogance and ignorance which corrupts the present system of things. False pride is evidently more valuable to them than critical thinking, and the spirit of dissent which launched progressive reforms in the past, seen as the enemy. Quite pathetic when self worship is personified in nationalism, the same disease causing untold harm in the world. America, change it or lose it.