It's unbelievable
Everyone is talking about Fahrenheit 9/11, but it seems nobody is intrested in other media in this direction.
In my opinion, this movie is much better than FH9/11, it shows up how the people is getting deceive.
FH9/11 is just a normal reaction: If you hear all day "IT'S GOOD", someday someone as to come up who cries "NO, IT'S BAD"
That's a bit an illness america has. Just thinking in yes or no, black and white.
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don't you remember bernie sanders interview? you can't attack the system. it's hands off. this documentary crucifies the system. do you know what kind of a grassroots movement could be brought on in this country.
if you do have a copy or have seen it, recommend it on to everyone you know.
I don't know about you, but I'm talking to my frogmen here.
Most people who didn't go to college, which is most people living in the USA, may not understand where this movie is coming from. Many issues brought up in this movie, such as the "liberal media" has only ever been discussed in a limited way. I've never really seen other topics such as the dominance of corporate culture over democracy in America covered outside of an academic environment.
My point is, the gist of this movie is more challenging to Farenheit 9-11. But the two documentaries make wonderful bookends of ideology not often seen in the mass media.
Life is never fair, and perhaps it is a good thing for most of us that it is not.