On Wed, 21 Jul 2004 18:12:56 GMT, escapee wrote:

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But all you came up with is one example, and not a very convincing one, either.

Ah, so Moore's lies have to be big enough to convince you? If he keeps sneaking
in little ones that's OK? So much for critical thinking. :/

I need much more to convince me someone is telling fibs, lies, selective truths,
or lies of omission. You have given me no good examples.

So, do your own homework. Watch the movie again. Sounds like you need to anyway,
if you can't even remember the little anti-gun propaganda cartoon that was in
there. There are plenty of lies in it, but I didn't bother to remember them all,
since I wasn't planning to keep track of them. All I was doing was checking to
see if it was as dishonest as I'd heard it was.
At one point in the movie I did think about trying to keep track of all the lies
in there, but then I figured it wasn't worth the effort. Michael Moore isn't
important enough to me for that much work. He has admitted that he joined the
NRA to help destroy it. Sounds like a lack of integrity to me.