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Jim at Snooze Button Dreams has a good rant about non-partisanship. Except the part about Michael Moore being a bag of puss. He's a bag of holocaust revisionist, racist, anti-American puss, Jim. Get it right.

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TC Lynch (mail) (www):

Actually, he's Hideki Arabu: #6-Fat Pussy Toad.

8.14.2004 6:21am

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Michael J. Totten (mail) (www):

Holocaust revisionist? That's a new one on me. Can you elaborate?

8.14.2004 1:43pm

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Dean Esmay (www):

Sure, Michael.

Just look at how Mr. Moore portrayed Iraq prior to the liberation in his film "Fahrenheit 9/11." Kids flying kites. Then, when America invades, bombs going off, families devastated, and dead babies.

More than a quarter million innocent civilians liquidated by Saddam's regime, and Michael Moore could find not one moment to discuss this in his propaganda film. The Marsh Arabs? The Kurds? The mustard gas against civilian populations? The attempted assassination of a former President? The fascist (indeed, directly Nazi-inspired) nature of the Baathist regime? Nary a word.
He is now among the ranks of holocaust revisionists.

8.14.2004 2:47pm

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Steven Malcolm Anderson (www):

He's a Holocaust denier as well as a Castro-sucking, America-hating, Jew-hating, gun-owner-hating, Communist bag of pus.

I support the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth. I hate Kerry and his Brown Books, smearing our brave soldiers. I hate the media.

8.14.2004 6:45pm

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Dean Esmay (www):

Let's not forget that his techniques are the same ones used by holocaust revisionists everywhere: half-truths, inuendo, and assertions that are impossible to disprove.

8.14.2004 11:05pm

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Of course we all lose our tempers now and then. Dean freely admits to being imperfect in this regard, which is why regulars to this establishment will generally be cut more slack than people who we don't know very well.

Still: behave like an adult, or go find somewhere else to play. Thanks.