How do you like living in a country where a movie like 9/11

[The_Casual_Observer]

ever had to be made in the first place? It is astounding that the merits of this movie are debated on the basis of right/left and nuance, instead of a hard and horrible look into the mirror.

[salinen]

1. stop making sense.

[Systematic Chaos]

2. The debate is framed that way in the whore media

But I firmly believe that for the overwhelming majority of the people who see it all that "debate" won't mean a damn thing. I have NEVER seen an audience reaction to a film like I did when I saw F-9/11 this afternoon and everyone else posting about their own experiences has made similar observations. The facts, as they are so meticulously presented, will speak for themselves. The wingnut gasbags will continue to spew their ignorant tripe, but I think when it's all over all they'll be doing is preaching to their own rock-headed, blind, brainwashed choir of devout listeners/watchers.

Edited for grammar.

[merh]

4. IMHO, the mainstream media will soon begin to turn ...

Yes, it is true that the majority of it is owned and controlled by the neocons, but soon they will see the tide is changing and if they don't follow it out, they will be stranded. The $$$$ is the key and when they see the vast population is not on the Bush band wagon, they will drop him like the hold, smoldering piece of sh** he is.

The GOP claims to have cultivated the grass root movement in the U.S. They ain't seen nothing yet. Moore's film has and will continue to awaken the sleeping, apathic majority.

Edited because I cannot type as fast as I want and for typos.

[DenverDem]

3. Thank God we still have enough freedom to see it.

We are in for a brutal fight to remain even as free as we still are.