All of the supporters/demonstrators represented are honest in belief but in no way fluent about the major talking points.
Its like how when Foxx News has on the opposition, they are always unprepared, and sometimes a bit nutty or fanatic. They do the same thing in this movie. The 'characters' are well meaning but a bit nutty, easy to dismiss. This is intentional.
"Foxx News"? Is that the 24 hour news channel for information on Jamie Foxx?
"I'll I did was get out of the shower."
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After seeing events go as they have in the last eight years, I don't think any of them are necessarily that easy to dismiss. Prior to that, I would've considered most of these guys to be good candidates for schizophrenia screening. After all that's happened since 9/11, no.
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Of course, to the person who thinks and can look at the events of the past 8 years, of course, there is reason for caution.
However I am talking about the masses, the 99% of the population that listens to the talking heads on the TV and believe every word.
The point I am making is that There is very little viable argument in this movie, but lots of hysteria. This makes the person who believes everything he is told by his govt to easily say, "these guys are nuts, our govt would never do that!!"
If you want true info about the New World Order, 911 and how the CIA essentially created the Hippie movement in the 60's read this:
http://www.davesweb.cnchost.com/index.html
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Ok, so you read the site huh? Wow, I have been reading for years and I am still not through all the info. You must be a speed reader huh?
Ok so I will bite, if you are so smart, what is poo?
What is incorrect?
Please read the first 911 segment and tell me exactly what is incorrect.
I know you have not read it, prolly cause you can't so well.
Interesting talking about the rise of the Hippie movement. Actually, it was all caused by World War II. When all of the soldiers returned from the war in 1946 and the years following, it caused this sudden, MASSIVE spike in pregnancies here in the US. Twenty years later (the mid 60s), all of these resulting babies were trying to get into college, and integrate into a system that was in no way prepared to handle such a massive influx of people. It reached a crisis level. Here's another point: Back during WWII, millions of women went to work building planes, ships, tanks, etc. (remember Rosie the Riveter?). Once the war was over, many of them never returned home again to the traditional domestic life as wives and mothers. They stayed in the workforce. Time honored values which had sustained society for generations were no longer being taught in US homes anymore because many moms were not there to do it. This caused a domino effect on the foundation of family life here in the US. By the 1960s, the system broke down to a large degree. Thus, the counter-culture and Hippie movements.
shareWell the Bush administration wanted to be dictators. I don't know about all these ridiculous conspiracies. Its not exactly something new that if you don't keep your government in check. You will end up with someone like Bush or worse.Lets hope Americans learn from history and don't let their fears get exploited again.
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