Does it take more balls to sit back and make a film full of slanderous information, or attempt to send a positive message through the right channels to actually initiate change? :rolleyes:

Of course, he could be in it for the money, too. [/b][/quote]Hmm. Let's see: "Moore--bad for putting 'lies' into his film."
"P. Diddy and rappers-- bad for encouragine people to vote!" Isn't that positive either?

Make up your mind. :rolleyes:

Moore's in it for the money? Wow. That company that aired that Stolen Honors movie, he offered them to play Fahrenheit 9/11 for FREE. When Comcast pulled out of its' deal to show it for $9.95, he offered it to them for FREE too. -Pat [/b][/quote]Pat, you are such a silly boy.

First, learn to spell. "Encouragine" sounds like some kind of enema.

Secondly, I don't have to make up my mind. Moore is a liar (as politicians are, as well.)

That's the bottom line. w00t.

P.Diddy, et al, getting the vote out. w00t. I don't think they are positive role models, that's all. I never said they shouldn't encourage people to vote, the act itself.

And if Moore didn't want to make money, why release it in theatres? Why not put it on broadcast television? I mean, it's a legit documentary, right? :rolleyes: