Boycott Michael Moore

We've had Socialist propaganda spewing out of the Pacifica radio stations in the US since 1959... I get a kick out of how many really oddball losers I find... I listen to them for awhile in a coffee shop or whatever... then I'll say "you spent one two many nights being hypnotized by KPFK didn't you?" and bigger than shit, yup, KPFK listeners every one of them... you wonder where these people come from that show up at demonstrations that are so damned WEIRD... and sick looking... well Pacifica has outlets in Los Angeles, Berkeley, and New York.. they tried to set one up in Texas but somebody bombed them out of existence on that one...

Take a listen sometime... the Los Angeles outlet is largely in Spanish and I'm seeing these militantly anti white Mexicans from time to time here.. same shit different skin bag...

I suspect that Pacifica was used in MKUltra type stuff from time to time... one guy went from hosting a show with KPFK to being the director of the CIA!!!!
 
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Michael Moore actually owned Haliburton stock so can we listen to anything this war profiteer has to say.
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The hypocrisy of that statement is revealing of your character. First of all, you will not find a 1099 form from Moore with Haliburton or any other stocks on it. Secondly, you probably own tons of this stock together with Dick Cheney and his gang and profited handsomely (well, at least Dick did with his $40m take).

In the Peter Schweizer book Do As I Say (Not As I Do): Profiles in Liberal Hypocrisy, Schweizer accuses Michael Moore of hypocrisy suggesting that he owns a variety of company stocks, including Haliburton stock, while at the same time criticising these companies. This accusation is based on a tax return from a foundation Schweizer alleges is controlled fully by Moore. Moore denied this on C-SPAN, with the statement "Michael Moore own Halliburton stock? See, that's like a great comedy line. I know it's not true - I mean, I've never owned a share of stock in my life. Anybody who knows me knows that, you know - who's gonna believe that? Just crazy people are going to believe it - crazy people who tune in to the Fox News Channel."
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Moore
 
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...Someone has to say "this man is a fool, don't buy his bullshit". .
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If you have problems with the accuracy of Moore's documentary, please list them here, before calling anyone else a hypocrite.

Most of the criticism of Moore comes down to something like this:
"Note that even Chapman does not dispute any of Moore's facts - all documented at Moore's website - he simply emphasizes different ones."

You don't like his message, fine. Please expound on the differences and point out where Moore is wrong.
 
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You don't like his message, fine. Please expound on the differences and point out where Moore is wrong.
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"This system truly needs to be up-ended, and we need to create and structure a different economic order that has at its foundation democracy, where you and I have a say in how this economy is run. " -Michael Moore, KQED, Sept 2009

"I'd like to introduce democracy into the economy, not just getting to vote every 2 to 4 years; but real democracy, and a moral code - a moral core to our economy, where decisions have to be made for the common good." - Michael Moore, KQED, Sept 2009

I have said my problem with Michael Moore is that he wants socialism in America. Not regulation, and not reform, but socialism. That is his message, and that is my problem. Every single fact and figure Moore uses leads ultimately toward a conclusion of a socialist economy. I could spend hours countering half-truths and propaganda, but I think its really best to let Moore speak for himself. Here in San Francisco, Moore gave an interview last week with KQED radio, where he spoke quite plainly about his motivations. You can listen to the complete interview right here. Moore may be misguided, but he is not unintelligent. That's what makes him much more dangerous than the normal socialist spewing on Pacifica radio. He is candid when speaking to a San Francisco audience, but more guarded when he is on national television, because he wants to motivate his allies without alarming his enemies. The question is a fundamental one: Do you believe that believe that people who work harder than their peers, deserve to have more than their peers? Again, its not about facts and figures, its about what is right and what is wrong.
 
just another utopian crackpot .. history is full of them ...

"if only my vision of the world was put into place!" .... most of these visionaries have ended up holding the blunt end of a bayonet

buy ammo ... oh shit, the concern has ended, liberal-idiots always do themselves in at the end, they reveal their true intentions, and in this day and age, that revelation comes very quickly

ONE TERM!
 
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"This system truly needs to be up-ended, and we need to create and structure a different economic order that has at its foundation democracy, where you and I have a say in how this economy is run. " -Michael Moore, KQED, Sept 2009

"I'd like to introduce democracy into the economy, not just getting to vote every 2 to 4 years; but real democracy, and a moral code - a moral core to our economy, where decisions have to be made for the common good." - Michael Moore, KQED, Sept 2009

I have said my problem with Michael Moore is that he wants socialism in America. Not regulation, and not reform, but socialism. That is his message, and that is my problem. Every single fact and figure Moore uses leads ultimately toward a conclusion of a socialist economy. I could spend hours countering half-truths and propaganda, but I think its really best to let Moore speak for himself. Here in San Francisco, Moore gave an interview last week with KQED radio, where he spoke quite plainly about his motivations. You can listen to the complete interview right here. Moore may be misguided, but he is not unintelligent. That's what makes him much more dangerous than the normal socialist spewing on Pacifica radio. He is candid when speaking to a San Francisco audience, but more guarded when he is on national television, because he wants to motivate his allies without alarming his enemies. The question is a fundamental one: Do you believe that believe that people who work harder than their peers, deserve to have more than their peers? Again, its not about facts and figures, its about what is right and what is wrong.
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Yes, you're nuts.
Also, that's syndicalism he's describing, not socialism/communism. Ain't nuthin' democratic 'bout the latter. The former, though, is nuthin' but.
Never been tried, and while I have my doubts, it would definitely work better than statist socialism/communism. Not as well as what we have now, though, I don't think.
Of course, I'm assuming Moore is educated enough to know what he's talking about. Not likely, but you never know...
 
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