Michael Moore: Americans thinking more like me now

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Michael Moore: Americans thinking more like me now By Eric Zimmermann - 09/07/09 04:21 PM ET

When Michael Moore's new film premiered in Venice this weekend, the activist took the opportunity to express some vindication.

From the Guardian:

Moore admitted that he felt vindicated that George Bush had finally gone. "The American people are now thinking more like me," he said.

However, he insisted that there remained more work to do before his vision of America can be realised. "The people can revolt in good ways, in non-violent ways, for what they believe is right," he said. "That revolt has already begun. But one man – Barack Obama – cannot make that happen. Obama will rise or fall based on what we all do to support him because democracy is a participatory sport."

Moore's film--"Capitalism: A Love Story"--takes a critical look at what caused the financial collapse.

[Sub-Driver]

Eat another Big Mac.........

[cranked]

Hardly, fat boy.

[JohnLongIsland]

The irony being he might be right.

[Biggirl]

Tell that to the tea party folks.

[jesseam]

If he were rendered down I wonder how many pounds of soap could be made?

[Seaplaner]

"The American people are now thinking more like me," he said.

What a repugnant (and false) notion.

[A_Former_Democrat]

“thinking”?

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

[La Lydia]

This fat slob is living in a parallel universe.

[facedown]

If he were rendered down I wonder how many pounds of soap could be made?

None. You need quality fat.

[Rastus]

Moore admitted that he felt vindicated that George Bush had finally gone. "The American people are now thinking more like me," he said.

Heh. So, George W. Bush running up against term limits means the American people agree with Moore? Nothing to do with the fact that the Republicans ran a bozo? Seems like Obama is waking up the right if anything.

[y6162]

“The American people are now thinking more like me,” he said”

Because they have been subjected to left wing propaganda 7x24 for their entire lives.

The fact that so many people resist thinking like Moore is a sign of hope.

[dfwgator]

Moore admitted that he felt vindicated that George Bush had finally gone.

Gee I guess that had absolutely nothing to do with him only being able to be President for two terms.

[SAJ]

Indeed. All too few Americans think at all...just like Tubby.

[ElayneJ]

“Moore admitted that he felt vindicated that George Bush had finally gone.”

Apparently Moore doesn’t understand that presidents serve two terms at most. Moore attacked W for eight years and never laid a glove on him. If Moore wants to sound smart and important he needs to keep working on it.

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

Well,,,, I am hungry right now.

[Allegra]

Moore admitted that he felt vindicated that George Bush had finally gone. "The American people are now thinking more like me," he said.

I don't think so, Tub O'Lard.

[SAJ]

Bad luck on the parallel universe...

[shankbear]

When will MM term limit out in this life? What a big old slab of bacon this punk is.

[norwaypinesavage]

"Moore admitted that he felt vindicated that George Bush had finally gone."

Only a babbling fool could feel 'vindicated' because a President served out his full term.

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Michael Moore: Americans thinking more like me now

Yes, but I think I'll skip that second bucket of chicken, thanks.