June 2020 edit: I'm editing this comment 15 years after the fact, because I am a VERY different person than I was when I was 15. Holy shit, when I wrote the original comment, I had no idea how this world worked, and I was slurping down the kool-aid. Religion is an obstacle to critical thinking, and the republican party preys on the religiously motivated obedience to create roadblocks to the expansion of personal freedoms and civil rights. Like the right to choose, for example, which I almost can't believe I actually opposed at one point. I'm leaving my earlier comment in its place just as a personal reminder that there was a time when I actually believed the lies I was fed, because if I could change, others could too.
Original comment:
Wake the fuck up.
I cannot sit by and watch this movie go uncritiqued on a moral level. This movie does not argue against republican beliefs, it flat-out attacks them on a personal level. If you thought this movie would make you so slick and cool, then realize that it is only a display of your capacity to hate other people based on their political ideals. The graphics are sharply presented, and timed well to the music, but that doesn't matter. In fact, it just shows how much effort you are willing to put forth to showcase your hatred. We are not Hitlers. We are not a front for the Klu Klux Klan. We are citizens of the United States of America, and like everybody else, are a people judged by God and compelled to do right. And you can say that all of creation's ideals are against us, but realize that we are largely the ones who marched on the capital to try to end abortion- a policy that legalizes the murder of millions of Americans a year. And that is a proven fact. I don't denounce your views, but I damn your hatred.