Total Votes Cast: 233393
Posted on 07/06/2004 11:10:52 AM PDT by lowbridge
Do you believe that Moore's film F. 9/11 offers an accurate depiction of the president?
Yes: 23.6
No: 76.8
Don't Know 8.4
Total Votes Cast: 230728
http://www.time.com/time/covers/1101040712/story.html
Just to let ya know who's on what side of the issue.
There's a thread about this poll over at DU (which is how I found out about it!). They're convinced that it was "FReeped".
Do you believe that Moore's film F. 9/11 offers an accurate depiction of the president?
y 24.1
n 75.5
don't know 0.4
Total Votes Cast: 232765
bump
how can it be accurate, when it's nothing but a propaganda film, and NOT a documentary.
Total Votes Cast: 233393
The DU'ers probably voted no because the movie put Bush in a too favorable light.
Do you declare it on a hanging Preposition?
What an idiot. Grandstanding lunatic. "I'm so important that every word utter from my flabby libs is golden so be sure to jot it down." Probably has a secretary running around next to him taking dictation. What arrogance.
Looks about right from a % wise. Actually I think F911 is a good movie for this reason. The only people going to watch it are the hard core crazy Bush haters. Let them waste $10 dollars of their own money on a fantasy movie. Less to donate to Kerry!
I hope you're referring to Moore. Obviously war is declared on nouns every time: nations are nouns.
"There's a thread about this poll over at DU (which is how I found out about it!). They're convinced that it was "FReeped"."
We have not yet begun to FReep!
FReeped and bumped!
I swear the Moore On thinks every stupid, idiotic statement he makes is some brilliant prose!!! Reminds me of an obsessed trekkie I met once. 350 pounds in a Star Trek uniform proclaiming the value of learning klingon. And if you don't agree that this is an invaluable, necessary, vital part of life, then, in his eyes, you were an idiot.
an open-ended war on terrorism—"You can't declare war on a noun," Moore said last week—
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong but isn't Terroeism a verb?
From the article: "Farenheit 9-11 is The Passion of the Christ of the left."
Ain't that special...
We're gonna have to, the No's have lost a full point since this was posted.
Terrorism is indeed a noun. So are Germany, Japan and Italy...three nouns on which the U.S. declared war in the 20th century.
Ok, then let's take away the FReep votes and the DUmmy votes and see what's left. 75% NO!
Freeped and bumped ! (I'm amazed, but not surprised. It is a total fabrication).
Do you believe that Moore's film F. 9/11 offers an accurate depiction of the president?
Total Votes Cast: 236548
NOTE: This is an unscientific, informal survey for the interest and enjoyment of TIME.com users and may not be indicative of popular opinion.
You know The Comic Book Guy?
From the Simpsons?
Yeah, just pulling your leg.
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