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Originally Posted by HummerHippy
Yes, good point. But when I hear something coming from Mr. Moore, or some person, movie director, producer, etc, (Oliver Stone perhaps), I can take it with a grain of salt and understand the free speach argument. But if I see seomthing coming from ABC, or let's say Fox News, I would expect it to be unbiased or fair and balanced. Ok, not FoxNews, but you get the idea. 
I heard dramatization, not documentary.
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Actually, Fox news has one of the most balanced shows around. Hannity and Colmes. If you can't say those aren't two of the most opposite people in their political views, I'll eat my hat. Please tell me a balanced news hour on ABC/CNN/NBC/PBS or CBS? People knock Fox, and I agree some do slide to the conservative side, but those two, are as balanced as any two on TV.
As for Fahrenheit 9/11, here is some sales BS for the movie:
Fahrenheit 9/11 is an award-winning and controversial documentary film by American filmmaker and anti-war activist Michael Moore, which had a general release in the United States and Canada on June 25,