Posted by Ed
LA Weekly has published two articles on Michael Moore. I'd strongly recommend the second, by Marc Cooper; Cooper begins by explaining how the comic Mort Sahl won him over to liberalism in the 1960s, concluding:
I cannot imagine Michael Moore having that sort of transformational effect on anyone. Moore arrives before us not with a newspaper under his arm, but rather with a bullhorn and a sledgehammer. Sahl engaged his audience in subtle, complicated dialogue, enticing his fans to think beyond the conventional wisdom. Moore's style is to bully and bluster. Sahl helped teach me how to think. Moore purports to tell us what to think.Which wouldn't be so objectionable if there was evidence that Moore had any depth, any nuance or at least some consistency to his own thought.
Right after September 11 - as in a day or two - Moore made some comment about the terrorists have hit the wrong target because most New Yorkers voted for Gore. I have not thought highly of him since.
Posted by: Brian Ulrich at March 4, 2004 08:11 PMPerfectly put, Ed. Sums up my feelings about Moore in a nutshell.
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