Just went and saw Fahrenheit 9/11 today, in a crowded theater. I have never been to a film where there was a roar of applause at the end and the screening wasn't attended by someone involved with the film. It was really inspiring to see two things 1. that i was not alone in my dis-dain for the current aministration (living in Texas can sometimes make you feel like you are the only non Dubya supporter in the room!) and 2. That in this day an age of media infilration in our society that we can still be moved by images, even if we have seen some of them a million times.
My heart sank seeing so many people in pain, and a government hellbent on not addressing the issue, but sidestepping to fufill its own bass ackwards agenda.
This Film is not anti American, or Liberal or most pundits will surely claim it to be, its simply is pro-humanity which is all we can ask for considering the barrage of inhumane events we have been subjected to. I hope if you haven't had a chance yet to see this brilliant peice of "propaganda" that you will go to a theater near you soon, and check it out for yourself, and let me know what you think.
peace, pot, and micro dot. - mr. nickels.
My heart sank seeing so many people in pain, and a government hellbent on not addressing the issue, but sidestepping to fufill its own bass ackwards agenda.
This Film is not anti American, or Liberal or most pundits will surely claim it to be, its simply is pro-humanity which is all we can ask for considering the barrage of inhumane events we have been subjected to. I hope if you haven't had a chance yet to see this brilliant peice of "propaganda" that you will go to a theater near you soon, and check it out for yourself, and let me know what you think.
peace, pot, and micro dot. - mr. nickels.
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baby_square:
LMFAO
allwaysbeclosing:
Oh my God... someone from Keller who isn't either a conservative or a HS student... that is a rare breed in Keller's rural style suburbia.