Bowling for Columbine

[Guest Musahi]

[size=1]I went to see this movie yesterday morning and well, it's a documentry. But not at all like the boring ones you watch in school. :p It was about all the shootings in America and how they don't happen nearly as often in other countries, he brought up many points that I never really thought about. Many people blame shootings on violent games, most of them come from Japan. Some blame it on Death Metal, um Germany has way freakier crap than we ever will. All in all, I really enjoyed it and I think anyone interested in teh subject should check it out. :)[/size]

[RoseofDawn]

i wonder if this movie has a website or someting?

[Kent]

Yea, I know the movie, but because I am so political I will refrain from saying too much.

Bottom line is that I have a personal beef with the maker who also happens to be the author of a book called "stupid white men."

I dont like him at all. Hes extremly liberal and with no real reasons behind his bias.

Oh well, Hope you guys enjoy the movie.

Although I personally believe that if mike moore is gonna stand behind the first, then I should be allowed to stand behind the second. **** Ive got a 22 and Ive never thought of killing. Same goes for almost all of my relatives.

To me, its wrong to pick and choose which amendments you think are ok.

[Guest Musahi]

[size=1]No, gokents he does think we should have guns. :p He even went to Canada to show they have just as many guns. THta is what the question in the movie was. Why are Americans the only country that has so many shootings? All the other countries have the same things.[/size]

[sydney]

this movie is great. I cant get over the little cartoon they showed. the "brief history of america" narrated by a bullet. lol.
and the part after they briefly went over the 2nd ammendment I laughed so hard when the guy stood their clutching his gun saying "I loves me gun, LOVES MY GUN"! I still cant stop laughing!

[Guest Imsirion]

I want to see that movie, it looks intresting. I was flipping through the tv and on Oprah, they were doing an interview with the guy and talked about the movie. They showed clips like that really funny animated piece and other things from the movie. Its weird, it said that in Japan, they have about 39 gun deaths a year but in America (Japan has a much bigger population) theres 11,ooo some gun deaths a year. I want to see that movie real bad but I'm the only person I know who wants to see it, so I cant get a ride.