Viewer's Guide to Fahrenheit 9/11

[Proteas]

The Ethics ands Public Policy Center has compiled an article entitled "The Viewer's Guide to Fahrenheit 9/11." Due to the immense size of this document, it was far to much for me to post on here. However, you can read it here.

For those who wish to view the article offline, click here to download the PDF version. It's less than a Megabyte in size.

I hope to God that this will be the last topic that has to be made on this subject of Michael Moore's latest Film.

[lapslf]

At 11/26/04 02:40 PM, Proteas wrote: I hope to God that this will be the last topic that has to be made on this subject of Michael Moore's latest Film.

Then why did you start one yourself?

[TheShrike]

That site is just as biased and partisan as Mr. Moore.

"The Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC) was established in 1976 to clarify and reinforce the bond between the Judeo-Christian moral tradition and the public debate over domestic and foreign policy issues. Its program includes research, writing, publication, and conferences."

So.... why did they feel the need to respond to some mediocre partisan documentary which doesn't even mention relegion? It's all partisan bullshit rhetoric offering an equally lame response to ¡GASP! more partisan bullshit rhetoric.

[Proteas]

I am starting to feel like Butters from South Park...

"Oh damn it. How come when I come up with a really good idea, the Simpson beat me to it?"

[D2Kvirus]

At 11/26/04 03:23 PM, TheShrike wrote:
So.... why did they feel the need to respond to some mediocre partisan documentary which doesn't even mention relegion? It's all partisan bullshit rhetoric offering an equally lame response to ¡GASP! more partisan bullshit rhetoric.

Somebody call the waaaaaaaaaahmbulance...