I think you have confused Glenn Beck with Rush Limbaugh...


>That was hilarious. "Are you sure it's a good idea to be giving out guns inside a bank?" LOL
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>I have not seen the new one but did catch a clip of him wrapping crime scene tape around the New York Stock Exchange.
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>I know some people can't stand Michael Moore (many of whom have not seen any of his movies) but I think he serves a useful purpose as gadfly. Like it or not, there are some evil forces in American industry and he shines a light on them. He also deserves undying credit for the relief work he did after Katrina. It wasn't just a flyover, either. He was down there for weeks. He set up a huge camp near New Orleans which was the base of massive collection and distribution of needed items. He inflames the right, just as guys like Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck inflame the left, but I think his heart is in the right place. Some of the ideologues on the other side seem to lack hearts completely.
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>>The first news made me think about the documentary of Michael Moore (your favorite ;) Bowling for Columbine. Remember the bank that gave a gun when you opened an account there?
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