Mon, 08 Nov 2004 00:08:27
Editorial on how Moore helped Bush
I get special joy — I must get over this — in contemplating the hell Michael Moore might go through if he dwelled on the possibility that he contributed to the Bush victory by so unmistakably signaling his elitist attitudes.
No you don’t. Don’t ever feel like you have to get over gloating when it comes to the likes of Moore and his merry band of sychophants. Regular people? Yes. Don’t gloat over them and rub it in. Moore-ons? Feel free to dance a jig and sing the “You’re a big fat loser” song.
If there was such a song. Go ahead and write one, then sing it at them.
Why do I believe it’s OK to gloat and point and laugh at Moore-ons? Simple. Because they have been the most hateful, vile, despicable voices in the midst of a whirlwind of despicable campaigning on both sides. They take the political and make it personal. They take joy in being hateful. They are not worth reason and civility. They have attacked and tried to demoralize everyone from moderate Democrats to the military to Bush voters. And they refuse to accept any point of view that isn’t their own. Look around you. Even after the election, who are the most hateful and vitriolic of the left? Moore fans. They have no interest in working with the majority. They want to subjugate the world to their point of view.
For all those reasons and more, I do not believe they are worth hiding your schadenfraude. And that goes triple for the Prince of Lies himself.
Posted by JimK at 12:08 AM on November 08, 2004
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#2 Posted by Corbin_on_Contracts 
on 11/09 at 11:35 PM -
I got no love for Moore, but I’m still having trouble rationalizing how Bush helped Osama’s family get out of the states before the FBI was able to give them an expenses-paid trip to scenic Cuba. That, and his Air National Guard buddy being the Bin Laden’s money manager and showering Dubbya with cash when another one of his business ventures edged closer to chapter 11. As long as I’ve got family in Afghanistan looking for him, I’m having trouble forgetting about this.
#3 Posted by JimK on 11/10 at 02:20 AM -
Corbin, you’re having trouble with it because it’s NOT TRUE.
I suggest you take a visit to Google’s advanced search and search these topics with the URL set to moorewatch.com.
Also, see the fistful of books and movies that have destroyed Moore’s credibility.
And lastly...if you commit a crime, can I throw you mother in jail?
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#1 Posted by speedkng2112
on 11/08 at 01:20 AM -
This is so true in many aspects. Gawd, how many times I have tried to explain to these hateful libs only to have them get violent in my face. You can’t negotiate with them because they act like Chris Matthews of Spitball...er, I mean Hardball. Just like conservitive talk show host Glenn Beck did the day after the election, I had a “Gloat Fest” just laughing and dancing. That’s all. Childish you say? Yeah, ok but only for one day and then back to normal on the next day. Micheal Moore from now on is in my “Hall of the Forgotten”