Michael Moore’s ‘Capitalism: A Love Story’

[Hatfield]

I’m generally a left-leaning guy but Michael Moore rubs me the wrong way. I agree with a lot of the arguments he makes, but the way he makes them can be pretty obnoxious. He’s our version of Rush, I guess, except with a much smaller audience.

[EconProf]

Michael Moore has been caught with too many falsehoods in his “documentaries” to be taken seriously. He pioneered in gotcha media, but misled and outright lied on too many occasions. I tend to tune out such idealogues, whether of the left or right.

[EconProf]

Michael Moore has been caught with too many falsehoods in his “documentaries” to be taken seriously. He pioneered in gotcha media, but misled and outright lied on too many occasions. I tend to tune out such idealogues, whether of the left or right.

[EconProf]

Michael Moore has been caught with too many falsehoods in his “documentaries” to be taken seriously. He pioneered in gotcha media, but misled and outright lied on too many occasions. I tend to tune out such idealogues, whether of the left or right.

[EconProf]

Michael Moore has been caught with too many falsehoods in his “documentaries” to be taken seriously. He pioneered in gotcha media, but misled and outright lied on too many occasions. I tend to tune out such idealogues, whether of the left or right.

[EconProf]

Michael Moore has been caught with too many falsehoods in his “documentaries” to be taken seriously. He pioneered in gotcha media, but misled and outright lied on too many occasions. I tend to tune out such idealogues, whether of the left or right.

[briansd1]

[quote=EconProf]Michael Moore has been caught with too many falsehoods in his “documentaries” to be taken seriously. He pioneered in gotcha media, but misled and outright lied on too many occasions. I tend to tune out such idealogues, whether of the left or right.[/quote]

I will be watching his movie at the theater because I want to support Michael Moore because he’s entertaining.

I tune out those talking heads and they don’t influence me. But if you want to feel the “pulse of the nation”, you need to be aware of what these guys (Moore, Limbaugh, et al) are saying.

I take an interest in the news and current events but most people are too busy with their families and drama; so they only hear the sound bites. Unfortunate as it is, that’s how they form their political opinions.

Pop culture shapes social trends and vice versa.

[briansd1]

[quote=EconProf]Michael Moore has been caught with too many falsehoods in his “documentaries” to be taken seriously. He pioneered in gotcha media, but misled and outright lied on too many occasions. I tend to tune out such idealogues, whether of the left or right.[/quote]

I will be watching his movie at the theater because I want to support Michael Moore because he’s entertaining.

I tune out those talking heads and they don’t influence me. But if you want to feel the “pulse of the nation”, you need to be aware of what these guys (Moore, Limbaugh, et al) are saying.

I take an interest in the news and current events but most people are too busy with their families and drama; so they only hear the sound bites. Unfortunate as it is, that’s how they form their political opinions.

Pop culture shapes social trends and vice versa.

[briansd1]

[quote=EconProf]Michael Moore has been caught with too many falsehoods in his “documentaries” to be taken seriously. He pioneered in gotcha media, but misled and outright lied on too many occasions. I tend to tune out such idealogues, whether of the left or right.[/quote]

I will be watching his movie at the theater because I want to support Michael Moore because he’s entertaining.

I tune out those talking heads and they don’t influence me. But if you want to feel the “pulse of the nation”, you need to be aware of what these guys (Moore, Limbaugh, et al) are saying.

I take an interest in the news and current events but most people are too busy with their families and drama; so they only hear the sound bites. Unfortunate as it is, that’s how they form their political opinions.

Pop culture shapes social trends and vice versa.

[briansd1]

[quote=EconProf]Michael Moore has been caught with too many falsehoods in his “documentaries” to be taken seriously. He pioneered in gotcha media, but misled and outright lied on too many occasions. I tend to tune out such idealogues, whether of the left or right.[/quote]

I will be watching his movie at the theater because I want to support Michael Moore because he’s entertaining.

I tune out those talking heads and they don’t influence me. But if you want to feel the “pulse of the nation”, you need to be aware of what these guys (Moore, Limbaugh, et al) are saying.

I take an interest in the news and current events but most people are too busy with their families and drama; so they only hear the sound bites. Unfortunate as it is, that’s how they form their political opinions.

Pop culture shapes social trends and vice versa.

[briansd1]

[quote=EconProf]Michael Moore has been caught with too many falsehoods in his “documentaries” to be taken seriously. He pioneered in gotcha media, but misled and outright lied on too many occasions. I tend to tune out such idealogues, whether of the left or right.[/quote]

I will be watching his movie at the theater because I want to support Michael Moore because he’s entertaining.

I tune out those talking heads and they don’t influence me. But if you want to feel the “pulse of the nation”, you need to be aware of what these guys (Moore, Limbaugh, et al) are saying.

I take an interest in the news and current events but most people are too busy with their families and drama; so they only hear the sound bites. Unfortunate as it is, that’s how they form their political opinions.

Pop culture shapes social trends and vice versa.

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