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Subject: Re: Important Films

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Marc

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Date Posted: 08:51:15 07/12/04 Mon
In reply to: Jung 's message, "Important Films" on 19:59:42 07/09/04 Fri

I haven't seen Supersize me, but movies like that and Farenheit 911 are examples of you can make any point you want and people will believe it by going to extremes and using creative editing. Moore made W. look bad by only showing certin clips or only showing soldiers who didn't like the war over in Iraq. The same goes for the guy who did Supersize Me. Use some common sense, if you eat McDonald's everyday, you will have health problems. We all know Fast Food isn't good for you but its a good tasting meal once in a while. EVERYTHING IN MODERATION.

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