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2MuchMark 07-22-2017 07:37 AM

Michael Moore making a new movie, this time about Trump. "Fahrenheit 11/9"
 
Michael Moore is making a new movie, this time about Trump. "Fahrenheit 11/9".

This is going to be good.

nico-t 07-22-2017 07:41 AM

Looking forward to it, you bet it will be truthful, realistic and full of facts, without forcing his own opinion throughout. Michael Moore is the personification of unbiased and objective reporting.

Bladewire 07-22-2017 07:45 AM

Let's hope he can lay everything out as consicely as he did in Fahrenheit 9/11 and Bowling in Columbine.

Michael Moore is an opportunist. He didn't used to be, but he is now unfortunately. Let's hope he can make a difference :thumbsup

Robbie 07-22-2017 09:51 AM

Did you guys see his documentary "Michael Moore in Trumpland"

He pretty much shows why Hillary and the Democrats lost so badly in 2016 and gives a blueprint for Democrats to regain their status.
Spoiler: The key to Democrats making a comeback has nothing to do with obsessing over Russia

Bladewire 07-22-2017 10:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 21905371)
Did you guys see his documentary "Michael Moore in Trumpland"

He pretty much shows why Hillary and the Democrats lost so badly in 2016 and gives a blueprint for Democrats to regain their status.
Spoiler: The key to Democrats making a comeback has nothing to do with obsessing over Russia

The key to Democrats making a comeback is letting Trump fire everyone investigating him and watch Republicans act against the will of their constituents taking away healthcare for 32 million Americans and watching the media showcase new stories, every day, of white middle class children who died when their Obamacare was taken away.

thommy 07-22-2017 10:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 21905371)
Spoiler: The key to Democrats making a comeback has nothing to do with obsessing over Russia

i agree - but that is not only a problem of the democrats because they never had that much power to change a few things would should be changed urgently .

but this also appears in parts to the reps.
the problem with just 2 parties and a very little number of independents does not make a democracy.

Steve Rupe 07-22-2017 11:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thommy (Post 21905413)
i agree - but that is not only a problem of the democrats because they never had that much power to change a few things would should be changed urgently .

but this also appears in parts to the reps.
the problem with just 2 parties and a very little number of independents does not make a democracy.

There are around 50 political parties to choose from in the U.S. and around 30 or so had nominees for the Presidency in the last Presidential election. The Democratic and Republican parties are the two most popular of all of the parties. It is also true that U.S. is not a Demorcracy but instead is a Republic.

thommy 07-22-2017 12:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve Rupe (Post 21905464)
There are around 50 political parties to choose from in the U.S. and around 30 or so had nominees for the Presidency in the last Presidential election. The Democratic and Republican parties are the two most popular of all of the parties. It is also true that U.S. is not a Demorcracy but instead is a Republic.

i know that but i ask myself where the others parties are in the senat and congress.

the most heard argument of trump voter is that they wanted a change.
so why they vote the same king with just another dress?

the election system is a big mess for me and it can never bring a real democratic result what represents ALL americans and their worries.

so the very first a president should do it to take care that this will be changed.
look what macron did in france is going exactly in this direction.
til that happens america should not praise itself as the example for democracy and human rights. in fact there is no country in the western world what could be a worse example (letīs here except turkey)

RyuLion 07-22-2017 12:53 PM


Steve Rupe 07-22-2017 12:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thommy (Post 21905536)
i know that but i ask myself where the others parties are in the senat and congress.

the most heard argument of trump voter is that they wanted a change.
so why they vote the same king with just another dress?

the election system is a big mess for me and it can never bring a real democratic result what represents ALL americans and their worries.

so the very first a president should do it to take care that this will be changed.
look what macron did in france is going exactly in this direction.
til that happens america should not praise itself as the example for democracy and human rights. in fact there is no country in the western world what could be a worse example (letīs here except turkey)

Americans vote for whom they want to vote. All of the Presidential nominees from the last election received votes, including Rose Ann Barr. Those that spend the most money on ads/exposure are almost 100% of the time the person elected to office. The other nominees from other than the two most popular parties simply cannot raise enough money to pay for exposure.

Until laws are passed insuring that all nominees are equally funded for exposure the results will continue to be the same. I do not think such laws will ever be passed as it is the two major parties that would have to pass them and they won't unless the public demands that it be done and the public does not take enough interest in politics/elections to demand that it be done, the nominee that raises the most money will continue to be elected almost 100% of the time.

imabro 07-22-2017 01:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thommy (Post 21905413)
i agree - but that is not only a problem of the democrats because they never had that much power to change a few things would should be changed urgently .

but this also appears in parts to the reps.
the problem with just 2 parties and a very little number of independents does not make a democracy.

I hate to break it to you but the US is not a democracy and never claimed to be.

Additionally, the US has a shit load of parties to choose from.

pimpmaster9000 07-22-2017 03:04 PM

I like how he names it 11/9 this must trigger a lot of red hats...I will watch and enjoy and smirk motherfuckerly...

blackmonsters 07-22-2017 03:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crucifissio (Post 21905749)
motherfuckerly...


:1orglaugh

xXXtesy10 07-22-2017 05:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thommy (Post 21905536)
i know that but i ask myself where the others parties are in the senat and congress.

the most heard argument of trump voter is that they wanted a change.
so why they vote the same king with just another dress?

the election system is a big mess for me and it can never bring a real democratic result what represents ALL americans and their worries.

so the very first a president should do it to take care that this will be changed.
look what macron did in france is going exactly in this direction.
til that happens america should not praise itself as the example for democracy and human rights. in fact there is no country in the western world what could be a worse example (letīs here except turkey)


alastik 07-22-2017 07:03 PM

120 minutes of an old man cursing as he strains to twist one out in the bathroom of a Whataburger

Paul Markham 07-23-2017 02:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 21905371)
Did you guys see his documentary "Michael Moore in Trumpland"

He pretty much shows why Hillary and the Democrats lost so badly in 2016 and gives a blueprint for Democrats to regain their status.
Spoiler: The key to Democrats making a comeback has nothing to do with obsessing over Russia

It shows why Americans vote for being fucked up the ass. Who ever they vote for.

Paul Markham 07-23-2017 02:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thommy (Post 21905413)
i agree - but that is not only a problem of the democrats because they never had that much power to change a few things would should be changed urgently .

but this also appears in parts to the reps.
the problem with just 2 parties and a very little number of independents does not make a democracy.

The problem is two major parties owned by a small group of the same people,

Paul Markham 07-23-2017 02:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve Rupe (Post 21905551)
Americans vote for whom they want to vote. All of the Presidential nominees from the last election received votes, including Rose Ann Barr. Those that spend the most money on ads/exposure are almost 100% of the time the person elected to office. The other nominees from other than the two most popular parties simply cannot raise enough money to pay for exposure.

Until laws are passed insuring that all nominees are equally funded for exposure the results will continue to be the same. I do not think such laws will ever be passed as it is the two major parties that would have to pass them and they won't unless the public demands that it be done and the public does not take enough interest in politics/elections to demand that it be done, the nominee that raises the most money will continue to be elected almost 100% of the time.

Americans vote for whom they want to vote!!!

You then go onto explain why they don't vote for who they want. What percentile don't bother to vote because they think there's nothing that can do? Those guys now out number the rest put together.

Today media exposure is free. We have Tinder, FB, YT, etc.

Most Americans on this are stupid. They have given their country away.

Steve Rupe 07-23-2017 07:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 21906490)
Americans vote for whom they want to vote!!!

You then go onto explain why they don't vote for who they want.

No I do not. Registered voters vote for whomever they choose to vote for.

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What percentile don't bother to vote because they think there's nothing that can do? Those guys now out number the rest put together.
The majority of Americans do not concern themselves with politics at all for a variety of reasons.

Quote:

Today media exposure is free. We have Tinder, FB, YT, etc.
If it is so free why then do the two popular parties spend hundreds of millions on media ads?

Quote:

Most Americans on this are stupid. They have given their country away.
Averaqe people anywhere on this earth are not terribly bright.

mineistaken 07-23-2017 09:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nico-t (Post 21905248)
Looking forward to it, you bet it will be truthful, realistic and full of facts, without forcing his own opinion throughout. Michael Moore is the personification of unbiased and objective reporting.

Everybody wants a piece of Trump train fame pie. Especially if it is negative.

Robbie 07-23-2017 10:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 21906484)
It shows why Americans vote for being fucked up the ass. Who ever they vote for.

I don't feel that way. I voted for real change. I voted for Trump for the economy. And it's a vote I'm glad I made. The economy is roaring, GOOD jobs are being created, illegal immigration is way down...overall I'm happy with what Trump has done in the realm of rolling back over-regulation. Looking forward to tax reform.

The big stumbling block of course...is Congress. But that's the way our country's govt. is set up. It is frustrating sometimes, but very wise.

I'm pretty damn happy about it. My adult business is at it's highest since 2007 and I have branched off into a very lucrative mainstream business that would not have been possible under the previous administration's policy's.
The energy sector of our economy is now bigger than ever before and we not only are "energy independent"...but the new laws that Trump signed a few weeks ago are going to allow the U.S. to start REPLACING Russian energy with U.S. energy for Europe as well.

Paul Markham 07-23-2017 10:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve Rupe (Post 21906817)
No I do not. Registered voters vote for whomever they choose to vote for.

I was trying to explain why they are led by the nose.


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The majority of Americans do not concern themselves with politics at all for a variety of reasons.
That's a sad state of affairs. Then they shouldn't moan when their country fucks up.


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If it is so free why then do the two popular parties spend hundreds of millions on media ads?
Because they live in the past.


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Averaqe people anywhere on this earth are not terribly bright.
If you include the whole world you're spot on. If you only include the West. You're wrong.

http://big.assets.huffingtonpost.com/Creationism1.png

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http://content.gallup.com/origin/gal...wvlupny5nw.gif

I'll add here a rider. If there is a god he's not one that got a group on Earth following him or knowing what he's about. All the religious texts are clueless about the existence of a god.

http://www.washingtonsblog.com/wp-co.../Iraq-WMDs.jpg

http://media.gallup.com/GPTB/religValue/20050712b_4.gif

https://blogs.chapman.edu/wp-content..._3-740x572.jpg

mineistaken 07-23-2017 10:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 21907054)
I don't feel that way. I voted for real change. I voted for Trump for the economy. And it's a vote I'm glad I made. The economy is roaring, GOOD jobs are being created, illegal immigration is way down...overall I'm happy with what Trump has done in the realm of rolling back over-regulation. Looking forward to tax reform.


I am glad you finally listened to my advice do not waste your vote on Johnson. I did not know that until now as you were strongly opposed to my reasoning (where I asked you not to waste your important vote on Garry).

Trump train :thumbsup

ErectMedia 07-23-2017 10:35 AM

Suck it :love2suck

https://youtu.be/nALb4lEbSbA?t=13s

Robbie 07-23-2017 11:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mineistaken (Post 21907066)
I am glad you finally listened to my advice do not waste your vote on Johnson. I did not know that until now as you were strongly opposed to my reasoning (where I asked you not to waste your important vote on Garry).

Trump train :thumbsup

I wouldn't have felt I wasted my vote. But I also recognized that the Trump phenomena is like a unicorn. We may never see this again in our lifetime.

It was possibly the last chance we had as a nation to regain control of our govt.
And even with Trump in there...the deep state of un-elected bureaucrats are doing everything they can to undermine the will of the people. If they have their way they will impeach Trump and overturn the election itself.

So yeah, I voted Trump. I didn't vote "Republican" because Trump isn't a "real" Republican. He's a blue-dog Democrat with an "R" in front of his name.

The media, the establishment, the Democrat politicians, the Republican politicians and the Michael Moore's of the world hate Trump. He is a direct threat to their way of life and the "business as usual" ripoff of the American citizen.

It was a once-in-a-lifetime chance. I doubt we'll ever see it again. And if the establishment has their way...Trump will be destroyed.

Bladewire 07-23-2017 11:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crucifissio (Post 21905749)
I like how he names it 11/9 this must trigger a lot of red hats...I will watch and enjoy and smirk motherfuckerly...

The redhats have been significantly triggered! Look at their echo chamber in this thread alone, amazing...

thommy 07-23-2017 03:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 21907057)
I was trying to explain why they are led by the nose.


That's a sad state of affairs. Then they shouldn't moan when their country fucks up.


Because they live in the past.


If you include the whole world you're spot on. If you only include the West. You're wrong.

http://big.assets.huffingtonpost.com/Creationism1.png

http://assets.pewresearch.org/wp-con...nDay_420px.png

http://content.gallup.com/origin/gal...wvlupny5nw.gif

I'll add here a rider. If there is a god he's not one that got a group on Earth following him or knowing what he's about. All the religious texts are clueless about the existence of a god.

http://www.washingtonsblog.com/wp-co.../Iraq-WMDs.jpg

http://media.gallup.com/GPTB/religValue/20050712b_4.gif

https://blogs.chapman.edu/wp-content..._3-740x572.jpg

what is your point in that?
i donīt get it.

thommy 07-23-2017 03:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 21907138)

So yeah, I voted Trump. I didn't vote "Republican" because Trump isn't a "real" Republican. He's a blue-dog Democrat with an "R" in front of his name.

well i would say he is not really human.
so netxt time better vote for a monkey.

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The media, the establishment, the Democrat politicians, the Republican politicians and the Michael Moore's of the world hate Trump. He is a direct threat to their way of life and the "business as usual" ripoff of the American citizen.
well but he shows you his view with VERY accurate researched numbers. none of you trump voters have that because you get you information ONLY from one side.

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It was a once-in-a-lifetime chance. I doubt we'll ever see it again. And if the establishment has their way...Trump will be destroyed.
sure he will be destroyed because

1. he is a liar
2. he is a liar
3. he is a liar
4. he is dumber than dumb
5. he gives a flying fuck on on your or anyone elses exitstance
6. he is EXACTLY the opposite of a destroyer of the establishment - he BEGS to be part of it and thatīs why they do with him what they want


one question: have you EVER seen a board of trump voters what are critical with him?
i did not yet - and that is your fucking problem and the rest of us call that BRAINWASHED

you are criticizing the media for fake news?
great !
why donīt you see the fake news your "reliable media" shits on you ?

you have so many sources where you can see that trump is the most unwanted president in the us history - why do you believe in sources where only "registered rep voters" are subscribed ?

i do not really think you are one of this "hopeless" guys - you seems to have a bit more in your brain as some other helpless creatures here.

i really wonder why do you not wake up from that dream what is just based on lies and senseless promises.
i think you are smarter than that what you show us here.

mineistaken 07-23-2017 04:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 21907138)
He's a blue-dog Democrat

Same as blade ad hominem wire :thumbsup

pimpmaster9000 07-23-2017 04:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bladewire (Post 21907162)
The redhats have been significantly triggered! Look at their echo chamber in this thread alone, amazing...

Jimmies have been rustled...for sure...

Bladewire 07-23-2017 04:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thommy (Post 21907450)
well i would say he is not really human.
so netxt time better vote for a monkey.



well but he shows you his view with VERY accurate researched numbers. none of you trump voters have that because you get you information ONLY from one side.



sure he will be destroyed because

1. he is a liar
2. he is a liar
3. he is a liar
4. he is dumber than dumb
5. he gives a flying fuck on on your or anyone elses exitstance
6. he is EXACTLY the opposite of a destroyer of the establishment - he BEGS to be part of it and thatīs why they do with him what they want


one question: have you EVER seen a board of trump voters what are critical with him?
i did not yet - and that is your fucking problem and the rest of us call that BRAINWASHED

you are criticizing the media for fake news?
great !
why donīt you see the fake news your "reliable media" shits on you ?

you have so many sources where you can see that trump is the most unwanted president in the us history - why do you believe in sources where only "registered rep voters" are subscribed ?

i do not really think you are one of this "hopeless" guys - you seems to have a bit more in your brain as some other helpless creatures here.

i really wonder why do you not wake up from that dream what is just based on lies and senseless promises.
i think you are smarter than that what you show us here.

Well said :thumbsup

poncabare 07-23-2017 08:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 21907054)
I don't feel that way. I voted for real change. I voted for Trump for the economy. And it's a vote I'm glad I made. The economy is roaring, GOOD jobs are being created, illegal immigration is way down...overall I'm happy with what Trump has done in the realm of rolling back over-regulation. Looking forward to tax reform.

The big stumbling block of course...is Congress. But that's the way our country's govt. is set up. It is frustrating sometimes, but very wise.

I'm pretty damn happy about it. My adult business is at it's highest since 2007 and I have branched off into a very lucrative mainstream business that would not have been possible under the previous administration's policy's.
The energy sector of our economy is now bigger than ever before and we not only are "energy independent"...but the new laws that Trump signed a few weeks ago are going to allow the U.S. to start REPLACING Russian energy with U.S. energy for Europe as well.


How dare you make money on your own!

Paul Markham 07-23-2017 09:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 21907138)

It was a once-in-a-lifetime chance. I doubt we'll ever see it again. And if the establishment has their way...Trump will be destroyed.

The chance comes every election. The pity is you vote for the people who won't change a thing.

Paul Markham 07-23-2017 09:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thommy (Post 21907429)
what is your point in that?
i donīt get it.

Then I should add you to the list of uneducated. Look at the stats and see what so many Americans believe in. Only uneducated people believe this.

ErectMedia 07-23-2017 10:07 PM

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Matyko 07-24-2017 01:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nico-t (Post 21905248)
Looking forward to it, you bet it will be truthful, realistic and full of facts, without forcing his own opinion throughout. Michael Moore is the personification of unbiased and objective reporting.

You are the crappiest dutch ever. Please tell me you are not a native citizen of The Netherlands.

Michael Moore is doing some kind of propaganda, right, but I actually like all of his movies I've seen so far.
Sicko, Fahrenheit 9/11 and especially Bowling for Columbine.


nico-t, you little annoying prick, Go Fuck Yourself :2 cents: :thumbsup :321GFY :pimp

nico-t 07-24-2017 03:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matyko (Post 21907957)
You are the crappiest dutch ever. Please tell me you are not a native citizen of The Netherlands.

Michael Moore is doing some kind of propaganda, right, but I actually like all of his movies I've seen so far.
Sicko, Fahrenheit 9/11 and especially Bowling for Columbine.


nico-t, you little annoying prick, Go Fuck Yourself :2 cents: :thumbsup :321GFY :pimp

someone is triggered :1orglaugh

funny though that the majority of the Dutch are awake just like me, especially when it comes to the EU dictatorship. So i am not sure what your view of the average dutchie is but it is woefully inaccurate :1orglaugh

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...02/eu.politics

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...-in-referendum

Give it one more election cycle and this will be our new PM



http://www.geenstijl.nl/archives/images/thier0.jpg

:thumbsup

Paul Markham 07-24-2017 07:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nico-t (Post 21908116)



When will Europeans stand up like this man? The Eu doesn't own Europeans businesses.


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