biafra - 21 May 2007 07:45 PM

Mikey even shills for Fox if Fox says what he likes. Shouldn’t Mikey steer his sheep away from Fox? 

“Brilliant and Uplifting”
-- FOX News

I agree he does use media reports to substansiate his claims when its convienient while arguuing media bias when its not, but you could also argue that the “brilliant and uplifting” quote was probably used and I suspect it was used, to show that the movie is allegedly so good, uniting, etc. that even FOX wrote a good review about it.  That’s not what I think personally, I haven’t seen it of course, but I think that’s what they were trying to show.  From what I’ve read so far, it would seem that this film is less likely to divide than the others.

CM - 21 May 2007 05:58 PM

biafra - 21 May 2007 08:20 AM

CM - 20 May 2007 05:44 PM

By the way, I’m a commie pinko libtard

Says who? You’re a Euro Thinker.

I fear that’s not going to mean much to people like adamb who haven’t had the fortune (before now) to inhabit your universe.

(edit - ‘fortunate’ becomes ‘fortune’)

Well if anyone could explain my universe to me right down to my shoe size, it would be a Euro Thinker. Sure I know my shoe size, but I don’t know my correct shoe size, what it takes to really know about the myriad shoe sizes out there.
If I want to know that my feet are too fat, they take up to much space, they’re depleting the ozone and march in lockstep with jackbooted Rethuglicans I ask a pinko libtard.

And you’ll notice we’re always happy to help you out ;)

adamb - 21 May 2007 09:26 PM

I agree he does use media reports to substansiate his claims when its convienient while arguuing media bias when its not, but you could also argue that the “brilliant and uplifting” quote was probably used and I suspect it was used, to show that the movie is allegedly so good, uniting, etc. that even FOX wrote a good review about it.  That’s not what I think personally, I haven’t seen it of course, but I think that’s what they were trying to show.  From what I’ve read so far, it would seem that this film is less likely to divide than the others.

Its pretty confusing - the movie poster shows dead people littering a waiting room which is to set the tone for an “uplifting” message.

“After the screening, several hard-nosed U.S. critics and journalists admitted to crying during the film.”
-- Wall Street Journal

Tears of mirth, fear, what? Hard-nosed? Been to Iraq, have they? wink wink

I agree he does use media reports to substansiate his claims when its convienient while arguuing media bias when its not, but you could also argue that the “brilliant and uplifting” quote was probably used and I suspect it was used, to show that the movie is allegedly so good, uniting, etc. that even FOX wrote a good review about it.  That’s not what I think personally, I haven’t seen it of course, but I think that’s what they were trying to show.  From what I’ve read so far, it would seem that this film is less likely to divide than the others.

FOXNews is nore than one person.

Lusepher - 22 May 2007 10:58 AM

FOXNews is nore than one person.

Really?!

So, then, it’s Karl Rove and....?

Boobage comes in (cyclopic) pairs…