Showing posts with label Michael Moore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael Moore. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Is the youth actually Michael Moore?


Big Hollywood is saying that it might very well be him.
Either way, the young man is getting an education.

Flashback: Milton Friedman Schools a Young Michael Moore
Little something from the late 1970s, which means Moore is somewhere in his early to mid-twenties. At first you won’t believe that’s him, but hang in there. He’s much younger and thinner (weren’t we all), so you have too look and watch closely. After a while, the eyes, gestures, double talk, appeals to emotionalism and complete inability to understand or respect logic and facts will start to look familiar. The debate is an interesting time capsule of a time when the Left pretended to be worried about auto safety. Today Moore and his liberal friends want us all driving one of these deathtraps down the freeway amongst semi-trucks and all the big limos transporting environmentalists like Al Gore to Earth Day ceremonies. The Smart Car

We’ll take the Ford Pinto with or without the $13 gizmo any day.

How about the world's cheapest, the Tato Nano

Sunday, October 4, 2009

Michael Moore: Loser?

Michael Moore Loses to Zombieland

Michael Moore's purposefully controversial and politically polarizing documentary Capitalism: A Love Story was distributed into 962 theaters this weekend . The pic about the financial crisis made $1.6M Friday and $2M Saturday (+33%) for a $4.8M weekend and $5.2M total. It finished in 7th place among films this weekend. Behind Zombieland, Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs, and Roller Derby fun Whip ItSee more here

Steven Crowder on Michael Moore

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Michael Moore is an idiot

He is giddy about "owning" a car company.And then turning the company into a light rail company, or something else.Then he says "use tax dollars" to help the workers. Hey buddy, we are broke ,just like GM. Our tax dollars are spent. Any money we spend is actually Chinese Yuan.
And Olbermann, if your grandfather had $1000 of GM in 1909, he would have made a lot more than the bonds he bought. So no, he made a bad decision.