[my_pointy_head_is_sharp]

Is there a book I can recommend to people in my family who, at Christmas, talked incessantly about "Dude, Where's My Country?" (Everybody has at least one diehard Dem in their family. I happen to have two.) I'd like to send them a book that would refute all of Michael Moore's points. Any suggestions?

[Radix]

I'd like to send them a book that would refute all of Michael Moore's points. Any suggestions?

I have not read Mooreon's book, but perhaps the U.S. Constitution might be adequate.

Ann Coulter's last two books were rather dynamic. I learned of FR.com because she mentioned the site in her book "Slander." Pat Buchanan's book "Death of the west" made some startling points also. Pat has an odd quality about him, but the man is clearly brilliant.

A subscription to National Review might be enlightening to the lazy thinkers who actually consider Mooreon to be of any relevance.

I cannot believe that I am beginning my FReeper year commenting about that imbecile Michael Mooreon.

[LoudRepublicangirl]

Ann Coulter's TREASON is an excellent book to read. I couldn't put it down.

[tjg]

IMHO it's pointless to even try to argue with someone that appreciates Moore's books. People that believe what he writes don't occupy the same reality we do.

The 20th century is a testiment to the failure of Marxism; hundreds of millions of people dead, economies ruined, families destroyed.

Marxism has my vote for the worst idea of the 20th century, yet millions worldwide are seduced by the empty promise. You can't convice people that reject the facts that surround them and cling to thier feelings. Capitalism yeilds wealth and freedom, Communism death, poverty and suffering. If folks won't open their eyes and see that, how can anything you say make a difference?