Question Time: BBC World/BBC 1: 29th Oct

[ProfessorBootay]

who saw it? michael moore was on, as well as a UK Sun Editor, the former speech writer of Bush, Clintons chief advisor, and some other woman.

It was so fucking brilliant,

when asked about his views on Gay relationships/marriage, Moore said that he saw republicanism as deviant behaviour, but would still let them marry. It was so spot on.

Who else saw it?

[ASsman]

Sorry, I don't even get BBC:World on basic cable.

[Ace42]

And I missed it oddly enough, despite perusing Radio Times dot cawm at the time.

[synch]

I saw the last ten minutes or so.

Moore should refrain from wearing caps and laughing at his own jokes on 'official' occasions, he might get a point across to people that don't already agree with him :)

[ASsman]

Heh, yah. He should also start off sucking up to people, and to not offend anyone. Pshhh.

[synch]

I'm fairly certain you were being ironic so I'll explain what I meant.

It's far too easy to dismiss what he says based on how he comes across. People that already agree with him don't mind but people that try to dismiss his arguements have far too much to work with without actually adressing what he says but instead attacking how he says it.... in my opinion of course :)