Who here still hates Michael Moore?

[Paragon]

I don't - I just thought the freeper lurkers and the truly stubborn among us were feeling left out lately.

;-)

[whirlygigspin]

1. I always prefered the other James Bond

the scottish one, Roger Connery?

[Syrinx]

2. I never did

(By the way, I think you're a Ohio State fan. Have they hired a basketball coach yet?)

[Paragon]

4. *ulp*

Sorry...I just threw up in my mouth a little.

/dodgeball

[Syrinx]

5. oh, Michigan, sorry

But has OSU hire a basketball coach yet? Do you know? They seem to have interest in the Bama coach, and I hope they don't snatch him.

[Paragon]

7. No idea, sorry.

The local news here is more banal than usual - I don't watch it.

[Syrinx]

9. regional differences are vanishing I guess

Because my local news is stupid too. ;)

[aquart]

3. Well, I'm beginning to let it go.

Although any mention of Nader does bring it rushing back.

Still, I cheered the Variety headline about the F9/11 grosses.

But you might want to reconsider equating non-idolatry of Moore with being a freeper.

Or are Democrats required to walk in lockstep with unvarying opinions now?

Behind a Great Leader? Because I prefer to maintain independent thought.

It's nice that Michael made this nice movie about the horrible America he helped happen. Very nice. Doesn't resurrect the dead, but it's nice.

[Oddman]

17. He made up for his Nader vote with this film . . .

Even though I'll never forgive the celebrity idiots who voted for Nader like Bill Maher etc . . .


Thank god there are morans who
will still vote for me.

[notbush]

6. I DO

His support of RALPH probably cost us the 2000 election.
He does take a couple of wacks at Dems in F911.
I don't trust him...it goes back to that "the enemy of my enemy is my friend"......Doesn't always serve you well.

[Syrinx]

8. he's apologized for the Nader thing

And the Deomocrats in Congress need a good "whack."

[notbush]

10. Fool me once shame on you.......

Fool me twice, shame on me...
That's just how I feel.

[Liberal Classic]

11. I don't begrudge him his success

Though I personally find him just as sanctomonious as I do Limbaugh.

[physioex]

12. Perhaps he is...

But I have been listening to El Drugbo for the past 10 years on talk radio trash liberals. Not to mention Savage, Hammity, Faux News, and all the other crappy cable news channels. There hasn't been an alternative to this until the past few months when AAR came online. Now we have one movie from an entertainer playing in fewer theaters than White Chicks. Tell me there is no politics involved. Don't forget all the hype around the Passion of the Christ, and how many theaters it got play. Don't forget the lazy media who has rolled over and went along with the Repugs. Micheal Moore being sacntimoniousness is but a drop in the bucket.

[Liberal Classic]

13. I know I'm not the only one

I kind of wish him and Limbaugh would just duke it out in the Octagon on pay per view. I think I'd watch that.

Who cares how many theaters showed the Passion? It was knocked from #1 by the Night of the Living Dead, an irony not lost on me.

[rman]

14. because of his personality or because of his message?

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[AP]

18. I find him extremely unsanctimonious. He presents an image of

maybe not always being right, but of just being an average guy asking questions anyone could ask. With everything he does he really says anyone of you could be where I am.

[Cpt Spaulding]

15. I hate everyone EXCEPT Michael Moore.

He is the only famous liberal in the country who doesn't make excuses for the pathetic Democratic party and the only one that isn't afraid of what repukes think about him.
Contrary to the psychos around here, it is possible to despise Kerry and still vote for him.

[Bridget Burke]

16. Sure, none of "the psychos around here" ever criticize Kerry.....

All us liberals agree on everything 100%!