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From "josh chasin" <jchasin@nyc.rr.com>
Subject Re: artists and protest (was dixie chicks axis of evil blah blah)
Date Thu, 27 Mar 2003 18:31:41 -0500

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Michael Moore is a documented liar.  I am so weary of this topic that I
won't bother to belabor it.  But two quickies:

Bowling for Columbine: There is a scene where he makes it appear that he was
able to buy a gun in one day.  In fact it took him a month; the clerk
originally said you CAN'T buy a gun in one day.  A PA who worked on that bit
of the movie disavowed her association with it due to the way it
misrepresented the truth.

Stupid White Men: When interviewed by Lou Dobbs on CNN and confronted with
glaring inaccuracies in the book, he shrugged them off.  "You can't
criticize that stuff," he said.

Dobbs, apparently a bit non-plussed, said, "What?  Glaring inaccuracies?"

And Moore says, "Hey, its all just comedy."

It's all just comedy.  Keep that in mind whenever you see his work.  He is
not a documentarian; he is a comedian.  That comes straight from the
horse's-- well, for the sake of argument, we'll say "mouth."

I mean no malice to anyone here.  I'm just so sick of the guy.   All he does
is climb to the highest step and scream the loudest.  That doesn't make his
positions right (although truth be told, I'd probably agree with most of
them if not for the second part here) nor does it mean he is telling the
truth.



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