To Michael Moore (Comments on Michael's interview with Sean Hannity)

 Michael Moore,


I am wondering if we should begin to feel sorry for types like you. You try to appear as if you really understand what you are saying, and that it is the end-all of understanding. When instead, you misunderstand so much… I am beginning to feel sorry for you.

Your type always likes to quote Matthew 19. And you continue to misunderstand it and misquote it.

The Pastor I finally learned to understand this from, explained; this ‘teachable moment’ was exactly for persons like you who think “doing deeds” will get you into heaven, versus who you are in the depths of your heart; the “content of your character”.

And while you try to show you are of such superiority, your type always falls to these seemingly classic giveaways that you are not as sincere as you (try to) appear:

You put down the very people you claim to be in defense of (“…a few hundred people on monkey bars…”);

You talk over your host; attempt to dominate the conversation; change the ‘point’ of the discussion away from how it exposes you; try to ‘put’ the question back on the questioner—instead of answer it yourself;

You have to “declare” you are of high religious character, then demand a comparative example of the same—or better—from your challenger;

You never answer a yes-no question with a “yes” or “no”;

You deny major portions of yourself are just like those you demonize, immediately followed by being incapable of committing to ‘giving up your share’ or a slightly larger portion of what you possess (so as NOT to be perceived, like “them”);

Michael, it would be OK that you have your opinion of life, this country, our leaders—given this American right thereto, based on our founding—but you should learn to turn your “Christian” thinking and “religious fanatic” role-modeling into truly Spirit-filled action; and DO positive deeds from your heart—with your money God helped you “reap” because you “sow(ed)” your talent into something worthy(?)—rather than bash, bash, bash …making the money ill-earned. You are otherwise a hypocrite.

So when the youth are being uninventive, rally against your environmentalist friends who have turned every childs' 6th grade laboratory experiment, every backyard or vacant lot, every home kitchen into a legal challenge by their neighboring Greenpeace or Sierra Club activist…

And when these young adults are ready to market some invention, rally against your new anti-capitalist friends who want to over-regulate goods going out—but not put tariffs on goods coming in. Then rally against taxing this young inventor and producer “carbon” taxes for having to experiment with the product until it is perfected… and “health care penalty” taxes just for starting into business and hiring employees…

So when the young inventor succeeds, and goes to buy his first home… but the bail-out loans that are taken by the 80% of Borrowers, who fall in the category of “sub-prime” Borrowers”, who ARE literate, and NOT as you implied—“poor” and incapable of reading…* [those who used ALL the equity in their older-almost-paid-off home to over-invest or “buy up” to a bigger, gotta’-have-it-to-be-cool, new or speculation home; (that they KNEW began as a 1% balloon for which they were advised WOULD increase in 1/3/5 years… —but hoped their acceptance of this falsity would not be shattered by the truth]; who speculated that their equity in their new home would immediately increase based on the false home values they decided to accept as truth… ] *--when they leave NO ROOM FOR THE BANKS TO MAKE NEW LOANS TO MORE QUALIFIED PERSONS; YOU tell the young inventor, Mr. Moore, to learn to live within his means… so you ensure he feels his hard work and inventiveness are all in vain…

Michael Moore, people like you with all your proclaimed greatness—so much better than me, and people ‘like me’ :… are you going to ‘do what Jesus would do’ and sponsor 30 families, with your $30 million dollars… so you can get your camel through the eye of the needle?

Angela Peters
The PatriotMessenger@blogspot.com