There's no such thing as a documentary, as they are all biased.
And do you honestly think hardylaw website is presenting "his un-biased facts"?
And do you honestly think hardylaw website is presenting "his un-biased facts"?
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This is not the place to debate whether or not media is biased, whether or not bowling is "propaganda" or "entertainment".
This is Spinal Tap was a "documentary" about a ficticious heavy metal band. Bowling for Columbine is a "documentary" about a ficticious world constructed by Michael Moore and some clever editing. It is a great movie but is IN NO WAY TRUTHFUL ABOUT THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Happy now? Commence flaming you ignorant fags (not u spoon <3).
Ghengis wrote..I cannot stress how stupid that comment was. You say he is exploiting kids by preying on their laziness to not read an article and to automatically trust him? What the fuck? MAYBE he was just trying to provide everyone with another viewpoint of the story.
To throw a link in which you know damn well half the kids in here wont read and assume they will trust you is down right irresponsible and a more flagrant attempt at propaganda as any other you complain about.
naem wrote..Fololow the link and you will see that his definition is one of four, the other three definitions validate the usage of the word documentary, thats 3- 1 in definitions in favour, yet he cites it, there was nothing invalid or stupid about the point. Maybe if you hadnt been lazy and followed it you would have understood?
I cannot stress how stupid that comment was. You say he is exploiting kids by preying on their laziness to not read an article and to automatically trust him? What the fuck? MAYBE he was just trying to provide everyone with another viewpoint of the story.
But then again maybe he's just a communist who would tell people to go to goatse and that it totally blows away everything Moore says. I bet that's it, yes.
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