Evening all
Was on holiday last week and read 'Stupid White Men' and 'Dude Where's My Country' by Michael Moore.
To be honest, I found them both fascinating, in terms of the facts and issues he highlighted. I also found it humourous in places, although it did get tiresome after a while.
What I wanna know is how come he gets such a bad press off of people? I have seen a few comments about him being 'this' and 'that' - but how can people stand up against his arguments, especially when he backs them up with hard data/facts? For instance his argument about Gore getting more votes than Bush in 2000, and then Bush fiddling it so that he came out the winner?
Was just curious as to why he gets negative press when he is obviously striving for a 'better' America?
Was on holiday last week and read 'Stupid White Men' and 'Dude Where's My Country' by Michael Moore.
To be honest, I found them both fascinating, in terms of the facts and issues he highlighted. I also found it humourous in places, although it did get tiresome after a while.
What I wanna know is how come he gets such a bad press off of people? I have seen a few comments about him being 'this' and 'that' - but how can people stand up against his arguments, especially when he backs them up with hard data/facts? For instance his argument about Gore getting more votes than Bush in 2000, and then Bush fiddling it so that he came out the winner?
Was just curious as to why he gets negative press when he is obviously striving for a 'better' America?
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