September 16, 2009 by Orlando
Filed under FHK WebWarriors, News and Opinion
Mental midget, Michael Moore says Capitalism is the reason newspapers are failing. Uh, this is as dumb as celebrities can get. Enjoy watching him make an idiot of himself.
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They say the most dangerous lie is a half-truth, and the half-truth is Michael Moore’s specialty.
He actually made some good points during the first couple minutes of this video. He even addressed an important issue that bloggers, as well as the newspaper industry has begun to deal with (i.e. How do you produce a profitable newspaper/blog that your target audience actually wants to read?).
The illiteracy problem in America is also a huge problem, and is a result our educational system focusing more on developing curricula to comprehensively socialize students – making every single subject in school a means to indoctrinate the students with the progressive agenda from the perspective of mathematics, science, language, history, etc. – instead of actually teaching mathematics, science, language, history, etc..
But instead of pointing this out, Moore uses this press op to jump into bashing the Republican Party, which made no sense. After all, destroying our national educational system is one of the few political issues which has truly been a bi-partisan effort.