Isn't freedom and democracy WONDERFUL? We are about to be saved from "necocon" fascism because of the patriotic works of Michael Moore. Thanks Michael.
Apparantly, everyone who is anyone has seen this historic movie, and it will be released to the home market just in time for the election!
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...e_film_politics
Full Version: Moore Movie At 94 Million And Rising
94 million idiots.
Don't worry McCain, that derranged traitor is just preaching to the choir.
Michael Moron's lies have already been exposed.
Only the IGNORANT, UNIMFORMED, AND THOSE WHO HATE AMERICA would rate that movie postively.
People are also already forgetting about it.
ANYONE who thinks that FALSENHEIT 9/11 will have any sort of impact on this election is DESPERATE.
Michael Moron's lies have already been exposed.
Only the IGNORANT, UNIMFORMED, AND THOSE WHO HATE AMERICA would rate that movie postively.
People are also already forgetting about it.
ANYONE who thinks that FALSENHEIT 9/11 will have any sort of impact on this election is DESPERATE.
TROUSERGATE will null out those votes and then some! 
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94 million idiots.-MrMcain
That's not too accurate, friend. The majority had to go and see it at least twice in order to get their "facts" right.
DREAM ON THAI, THAT"S WHAT YOU DO BEST.
QUOTE (Mr. McCain @ Jul 22 2004, 03:46 PM)
94 million idiots.
Math is not your strong McCain
Actually, nothing is for that matter
Speaking of math, check out this info from a Gallup poll about the huge percentage of American adults that will do seeing the wonderfully informative Moore movie BEFORE the election. These are all kinds of people: democrats, swing voters, and republicans. This is fabulous news for President Kerry because there are strong indications that the film has a strong influence on swing voters to reject regime figurehead Bush.
MOORE, MOORE, and MORE MOORE
By Andrea Jones | Thursday, July 22, 2004, 04:03 PM
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Like it or loathe it, F9/11 continues to reach out. Here’s the latest from a story on the wire.
A Gallup survey conducted July 8-11 said 8 percent of American adults had seen the film at that time, but that 18 percent still planned to see it at a theater and another 30 percent plan to see it on video. More than a third of Republicans and nearly two-thirds of independents told Gallup they had seen or expected to see the film at theaters or on video
MOORE, MOORE, and MORE MOORE
By Andrea Jones | Thursday, July 22, 2004, 04:03 PM
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Like it or loathe it, F9/11 continues to reach out. Here’s the latest from a story on the wire.
A Gallup survey conducted July 8-11 said 8 percent of American adults had seen the film at that time, but that 18 percent still planned to see it at a theater and another 30 percent plan to see it on video. More than a third of Republicans and nearly two-thirds of independents told Gallup they had seen or expected to see the film at theaters or on video
QUOTE (Boon Mee @ Jul 23 2004, 03:20 PM)
Is that the best you can do ? it looks you ran out of all your insane arguments
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ Jul 23 2004, 10:53 AM)
Speaking of math, check out this info from a Gallup poll about the huge percentage of American adults that will do seeing the wonderfully informative Moore movie BEFORE the election. These are all kinds of people: democrats, swing voters, and republicans. This is fabulous news for President Kerry because there are strong indications that the film has a strong influence on swing voters to reject regime figurehead Bush.
MOORE, MOORE, and MORE MOORE
By Andrea Jones | Thursday, July 22, 2004, 04:03 PM
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Like it or loathe it, F9/11 continues to reach out. Here’s the latest from a story on the wire.
A Gallup survey conducted July 8-11 said 8 percent of American adults had seen the film at that time, but that 18 percent still planned to see it at a theater and another 30 percent plan to see it on video. More than a third of Republicans and nearly two-thirds of independents told Gallup they had seen or expected to see the film at theaters or on video
MOORE, MOORE, and MORE MOORE
By Andrea Jones | Thursday, July 22, 2004, 04:03 PM
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Like it or loathe it, F9/11 continues to reach out. Here’s the latest from a story on the wire.
A Gallup survey conducted July 8-11 said 8 percent of American adults had seen the film at that time, but that 18 percent still planned to see it at a theater and another 30 percent plan to see it on video. More than a third of Republicans and nearly two-thirds of independents told Gallup they had seen or expected to see the film at theaters or on video
Whats the point?
Are you assuming that everyone who sees the movie believes it? If so, your out of your mind.
Many will watch it for its comical value, after all, thats what it is, kind of like a Saturday Night Live skit.
Big deal.
QUOTE (Mr. McCain @ Jul 23 2004, 03:29 PM)
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ Jul 23 2004, 10:53 AM)
Speaking of math, check out this info from a Gallup poll about the huge percentage of American adults that will do seeing the wonderfully informative Moore movie BEFORE the election. These are all kinds of people: democrats, swing voters, and republicans. This is fabulous news for President Kerry because there are strong indications that the film has a strong influence on swing voters to reject regime figurehead Bush.
MOORE, MOORE, and MORE MOORE
By Andrea Jones | Thursday, July 22, 2004, 04:03 PM
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Like it or loathe it, F9/11 continues to reach out. Here’s the latest from a story on the wire.
A Gallup survey conducted July 8-11 said 8 percent of American adults had seen the film at that time, but that 18 percent still planned to see it at a theater and another 30 percent plan to see it on video. More than a third of Republicans and nearly two-thirds of independents told Gallup they had seen or expected to see the film at theaters or on video
MOORE, MOORE, and MORE MOORE
By Andrea Jones | Thursday, July 22, 2004, 04:03 PM
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Like it or loathe it, F9/11 continues to reach out. Here’s the latest from a story on the wire.
A Gallup survey conducted July 8-11 said 8 percent of American adults had seen the film at that time, but that 18 percent still planned to see it at a theater and another 30 percent plan to see it on video. More than a third of Republicans and nearly two-thirds of independents told Gallup they had seen or expected to see the film at theaters or on video
Whats the point?
Are you assuming that everyone who sees the movie believes it? If so, your out of your mind.
Many will watch it for its comical value, after all, thats what it is, kind of like a Saturday Night Live skit.
Big deal.
Have you seen it or not?
If you have seen it, you know it is a powerful film.
A certain percentage WILL be influenced against Bush from seeing the movie.
Did I ever say EVERYONE?
Of course not.
Even if only 5 percent of people watching the film are influenced, that 5 percent will be more than enough to assure a solid Kerry victory.
You right wingers do not fool me for a second. You KNOW you are losing, and you are running scared.
QUOTE (Mr. McCain @ Jul 23 2004, 03:29 PM)
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ Jul 23 2004, 10:53 AM)
Speaking of math, check out this info from a Gallup poll about the huge percentage of American adults that will do seeing the wonderfully informative Moore movie BEFORE the election. These are all kinds of people: democrats, swing voters, and republicans. This is fabulous news for President Kerry because there are strong indications that the film has a strong influence on swing voters to reject regime figurehead Bush.
MOORE, MOORE, and MORE MOORE
By Andrea Jones | Thursday, July 22, 2004, 04:03 PM
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Like it or loathe it, F9/11 continues to reach out. Here’s the latest from a story on the wire.
A Gallup survey conducted July 8-11 said 8 percent of American adults had seen the film at that time, but that 18 percent still planned to see it at a theater and another 30 percent plan to see it on video. More than a third of Republicans and nearly two-thirds of independents told Gallup they had seen or expected to see the film at theaters or on video
MOORE, MOORE, and MORE MOORE
By Andrea Jones | Thursday, July 22, 2004, 04:03 PM
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Like it or loathe it, F9/11 continues to reach out. Here’s the latest from a story on the wire.
A Gallup survey conducted July 8-11 said 8 percent of American adults had seen the film at that time, but that 18 percent still planned to see it at a theater and another 30 percent plan to see it on video. More than a third of Republicans and nearly two-thirds of independents told Gallup they had seen or expected to see the film at theaters or on video
Whats the point?
Are you assuming that everyone who sees the movie believes it? If so, your out of your mind.
Many will watch it for its comical value, after all, thats what it is, kind of like a Saturday Night Live skit.
Big deal.
This radical piece of propoganda/hate America garbage has already been exposed as FRAUGHT WITH LIES AND DISTORTIONS.
This is pretty much the best tequila can do.
QUOTE (Gop 4 life! @ Jul 23 2004, 03:33 PM)
This radical piece of propoganda/hate America garbage has already been exposed as FRAUGHT WITH LIES AND DISTORTIONS.
credible link please ?
Isn't it funny, Repubs will use comics as a tool for dismissing something they can't argue, and then when a Democrat uses it to a Repub it's silly.
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ Jul 23 2004, 09:32 AM)
QUOTE (Mr. McCain @ Jul 23 2004, 03:29 PM)
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ Jul 23 2004, 10:53 AM)
Speaking of math, check out this info from a Gallup poll about the huge percentage of American adults that will do seeing the wonderfully informative Moore movie BEFORE the election. These are all kinds of people: democrats, swing voters, and republicans. This is fabulous news for President Kerry because there are strong indications that the film has a strong influence on swing voters to reject regime figurehead Bush.
MOORE, MOORE, and MORE MOORE
By Andrea Jones | Thursday, July 22, 2004, 04:03 PM
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Like it or loathe it, F9/11 continues to reach out. Here’s the latest from a story on the wire.
A Gallup survey conducted July 8-11 said 8 percent of American adults had seen the film at that time, but that 18 percent still planned to see it at a theater and another 30 percent plan to see it on video. More than a third of Republicans and nearly two-thirds of independents told Gallup they had seen or expected to see the film at theaters or on video
MOORE, MOORE, and MORE MOORE
By Andrea Jones | Thursday, July 22, 2004, 04:03 PM
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Like it or loathe it, F9/11 continues to reach out. Here’s the latest from a story on the wire.
A Gallup survey conducted July 8-11 said 8 percent of American adults had seen the film at that time, but that 18 percent still planned to see it at a theater and another 30 percent plan to see it on video. More than a third of Republicans and nearly two-thirds of independents told Gallup they had seen or expected to see the film at theaters or on video
Whats the point?
Are you assuming that everyone who sees the movie believes it? If so, your out of your mind.
Many will watch it for its comical value, after all, thats what it is, kind of like a Saturday Night Live skit.
Big deal.
Have you seen it or not?
If you have seen it, you know it is a powerful film.
A certain percentage WILL be influenced against Bush from seeing the movie.
Did I ever say EVERYONE?
Of course not.
Even if only 5 percent of people watching the film are influenced, that 5 percent will be more than enough to assure a solid Kerry victory.
You right wingers do not fool me for a second. You KNOW you are losing, and you are running scared.
That "movie" as you call it is one huge stinking mass of manure...only the Jane Fonda-types who worship the god of hate-America find it appealing...*spit*
Did you see it Bone-me?
If not, how can you make an intelligent comment about it?
If not, how can you make an intelligent comment about it?
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ Jul 23 2004, 09:42 AM)
Did you see it Bone-me?
If not, how can you make an intelligent comment about it?
If not, how can you make an intelligent comment about it?
Sorry Thaiquilla, I'm not into fudge-packing...sorry to dissapoint you and NO, I haven't seen that"movie" nor will I. Nor any of my family/friends etc. You must be joking...
QUOTE (Boon Mee @ Jul 23 2004, 03:46 PM)
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ Jul 23 2004, 09:42 AM)
Did you see it Bone-me?
If not, how can you make an intelligent comment about it?
If not, how can you make an intelligent comment about it?
Sorry Thaiquilla, I'm not into fudge-packing...sorry to dissapoint you and NO, I haven't seen that"movie" nor will I. Nor any of my family/friends etc. You must be joking...
Well if you are not into packing, perhaps you would like to meet up with your good friend Bob, and indulge in some yummy fudge eating.
Yeah, that is funny. Wow, what a visionary you are.
I have seen the "movie" if thats what you want to call it. I had eight bucks to waste, so I gave it a shot.
My review:
Popcorn: Great
Diet Coke: Awesome
Movie: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...your kidding right?
My review:
Popcorn: Great
Diet Coke: Awesome
Movie: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...your kidding right?
QUOTE (Mr. McCain @ Jul 23 2004, 04:03 PM)
I have seen the "movie" if thats what you want to call it. I had eight bucks to waste, so I gave it a shot.
My review:
Popcorn: Great
Diet Coke: Awesome
Movie: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...your kidding right?
My review:
Popcorn: Great
Diet Coke: Awesome
Movie: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...your kidding right?
They loved it at CANNES.
That's in France.
Maybe you don't have any taste from eating all those big macs.
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ Jul 23 2004, 04:07 PM)
QUOTE (Mr. McCain @ Jul 23 2004, 04:03 PM)
I have seen the "movie" if thats what you want to call it. I had eight bucks to waste, so I gave it a shot.
My review:
Popcorn: Great
Diet Coke: Awesome
Movie: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...your kidding right?
My review:
Popcorn: Great
Diet Coke: Awesome
Movie: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...your kidding right?
They loved it at CANNES.
That's in France.
Maybe you don't have any taste from eating all those big macs.
Of course the FRENCH would love it, THEY HATE AMERICA.
QUOTE (Mr. McCain @ Jul 23 2004, 04:03 PM)
I have seen the "movie" if thats what you want to call it. I had eight bucks to waste, so I gave it a shot.
My review:
Popcorn: Great
Diet Coke: Awesome
Movie: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...your kidding right?
My review:
Popcorn: Great
Diet Coke: Awesome
Movie: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...your kidding right?
I doubt you went to see that movie. You wouldn't understand it anyhow, like a cat who watch TV. It's just a bunch of moving images for you
''You're stuck with being connected to this country of mine, which is known for bringing sadness and misery to places around the globe.'' MIchael Moore to a Crowd in Cambridge
If anybody knows anything about getting stuck, it would be him. Getting through door ways must be a hoot to watch! The only sadness and misery Michael you're going to see is when you realize how you helped Bush get re-elected! Then again, after all the millions you make, I'm sure you won't be too upset. I mean you can always go to France! They love you there!
If anybody knows anything about getting stuck, it would be him. Getting through door ways must be a hoot to watch! The only sadness and misery Michael you're going to see is when you realize how you helped Bush get re-elected! Then again, after all the millions you make, I'm sure you won't be too upset. I mean you can always go to France! They love you there!
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