Thread: Trump's election will be the biggest "F—ck You" in human history - Michael Moore

Trump's election will be the biggest "F—ck You" in human history - Michael Moore

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Published on Oct 24, 2016

Michael Moore: Trump's election is going to be the biggest "F—ck You" ever recorded in human history...and it will feel good.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pADHLsECWxY

This one made my day!! I hope it does for you, too.

Thank you Michael Moore. Thank you very very much.

Dont thank him too quickly. I looked on his Facebook page tonight and he is saying "Right Wingers" edited his comments out of context to make him falsley appear pro-Trump. Apparently he has some movie out called Trump Land where he goes after Trump and this was edited together from it.

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Then THANK YOU TO THE "Right Winger" WHO WROTE IT and figured out how to put it to Michael Moore's voice!! THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH!!! It's great!!!

Michael Moore would have done well for himself to own it, even though he'd probably be left out of some "lefty" party invitations. You know for the Hollywood Types, it's a career killer to support Trump. They do so at great risk which is a real shame that the Democrats have sunken to such a low level.

Jim Hoft Oct 27th, 2016 11:57 am

MICHAEL MOORE DROPPED A SHOCKING OCTOBER SURPRISE THIS WEEK!

Moore gave Bernie supporters permission for Trump in an epic YouTube rant—

Michael Moore explained to a crowd of adorinf fans why Trump will win— “And it will feel good!”
Transcript via Infowars:

“Whether Trump means it or not is kind of irrelevant because he’s saying the things to people who are hurting and it’s why every beaten down, worthless, forgotten working stiff who used to be part of what was called the middle class loves Trump,” said Moore, arguing that Trump was the “human molotov cocktail that they’ve been waiting for – the human hand grenade that they can legally throw into the system that stole their lives from them… Trump’s election is going to be the biggest f**k you recorded in human history, and it will feel good.”

THIS IS AN AMAZING VIDEO!

(same video as above so no need to post)

Today Donald Trump trolled Micheal Moore on Twitter. Trump tells Moore, “I agree. To all Americans, I see you and I hear you.” #DrainTheSwamp
Via Free Republic:

I agree, @MMFlint– To all Americans, I see you & I hear you. I am your voice. Vote to #DrainTheSwamp w/ me on 11/8. https://t.co/D7nBwkogBb

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 27, 2016

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016...draintheswamp/

Why Michael Moore's surprise movie about Donald Trump is a convincing ad for Hillary Clinton

• Jason Guerrasio

• Oct. 19, 2016, 1:46 PM
• 30,128
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"Michael Moore in TrumpLand."Dog Eat Dog


I talked to Michael Moore earlier this year during the election primaries when it was looking very evident that Hillary Clinton was going to beat Bernie Sanders (whom Moore supported) to become the Democratic Party's presidential nominee. I asked Moore whether he would support her should she take the nomination.

He told me Clinton would have to convince him, along with other ardent Sanders proponents, that she deserved the support and that he would then "act accordingly."
It seems Moore is doing just that with the surprise film he premiered Tuesday night at New York City's IFC Center, "Michael Moore in TrumpLand."

The 75-minute film — which he put together on a spit and polish just 11 days ago and locked hours before it played Tuesday night — is a taping of a one-man show Moore did in a theater in conservative Wilmington, Ohio. In the show, he pleads his case for why you should vote for Hillary Clinton, even if you hate her.

Business Insider saw the movie Wednesday morning, and though it can get aggravating at times, especially if watching Moore do his shtick for over an hour isn't your thing, there are powerful moments.

The question now is whether "TrumpLand" will get into the hands of the undecideds for whom it was made.

Michael Moore, once an ardent Bernie Sanders supporter, wants to persuade undecideds to vote for Hillary Clinton.Kevin Winter/Getty

Moore knows that if you already support Clinton or Trump, nothing about "locker-room talk" or WikiLeaks is likely to change your mind. But he wanted to address the movie to those who are still trying to decide whether they will go for one of the major candidates, vote third party, or refrain from voting altogether — and tell that group why Clinton isn't all that bad.

"TrumpLand" starts off with Moore's usual routine of bringing satire to politics. He's got a Mexican section in the audience blocked off by a fake wall and a Muslim section being monitored by a drone. It's to keep the Trump supporters in the audience "comfortable," he jokes.

This part of the movie falls flat and is rather boring to watch.

But there is a moment, about a half-hour in, when Moore changes tone and begins to read something he said he wrote the morning of the show, in which he makes the case for why Trump supporters are right to vote for him.

Jobs are going overseas, Obamacare isn't effective, basically the system sucks. But then Moore compares that to the hypothetical days and weeks after the election, if Trump is elected, and brings up how the UK feels since it voted to leave the European Union. The promises made never happened, and everyone wants a do-over.

Moore acknowledges he's never been much of a Clinton supporter and has never voted for her or her husband. And he never comes out to say he's going to vote for her in this election, but he does paint a picture for why Clinton deserves the White House more than Trump.

Among the reasons were her dedication to the welfare of children her whole life, her attempt as first lady to bring universal healthcare to the US, and just the flat-out abuse she's had to take over the years (whether as a woman working in a male-dominated world or dealing with her husband's infidelities). To address that, Moore also includes an excerpt from a commencement speech Hillary made at Wellesley College while a student in 1969 in which she speaks on the challenges of being a young woman with the hopes to have all the advantages of a man.

"TrumpLand" is far from Trump-bashing. Instead, it's Moore attempting to bring a likability to Clinton that it seems even her own campaign cannot manage to pull off.

Moore's efforts would fall on deaf ears if the movie played only in New York. Following the screening on Wednesday, Moore came onstage for a Q&A session and said the movie would also be shown in Los Angeles beginning on Wednesday along with other theaters around the country (the number is apparently still growing), and he hopes to have the movie available for streaming within 24 hours, though there have yet to be specifics on which providers will carry it.

Here are links to the dates and times the movie will play at the IFC Center and Laemmle's Town Center 5 in Los Angeles starting Wednesday.

http://www.businessinsider.com/micha...review-2016-10