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Hmmm. Micheal Moore?

            
             Michael Moore the author of Stupid White Men and has just released a new movie. The movie entitled Bowling for Columbine is about gun control. Personally I think that Michael Moore is a very brave man for speaking out the way he does about Charlton Hesston, the Democratic, and Republican parties. Personally I would not speak out against a man with a lot of guns, and better yet some questionably mentally unstable followers. However I do completely agree with what he has to say on the issues of gun control. I also agree with him that we are a very violent nation that whenever something is wrong many people feel they can only solve that through violence.
             I feel as though Moore makes a very strong point on the huge issue of gun control and the NRA. I totally agree with that there is no use for anyone in this country to have a gun because if no one has a gun then no one needs a gun. I believe he mentioned that even though the bill of rights sates you have the right to bear arms* that doesn't mean you have the right to use them at your own free will. (The asterisk was placed there also as a reminder that the whole purpose to bear arms to form and keep a well a regulated militia to overthrow the government if and only if they become to powerful). I understand this is a very complicated issue and cannot be solved instantly and may never be solved. .
             I am still perplexed about how easily he spewed the words stating how pathetic the Democratic Party is. I am not sure as to how much I agree or disagree with it but I will say that this country is headed the wrong way as far as politics and government issues. I sense that our government is caring less and less about its constituents and more and more about the money in their pockets. For some reason, I am not quite sure why Michel Moore really gets my wheels turning and blood pumping as far as looking at the issues at hand in our government.


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1. Bowling for Columbine Corrections

In the film documentary "bowling for coumbine" Micheal Moore investigates the tradgic Columbine massacre where in April 20 1999 two students walked in to the library of columbine high school with two automatic machine guns and grenades purchased from a local supermarket for "hunting purposes". ... The most intriging thing about Micheal Moore's film was the simalarity in the USA and Canada. ... While this seems to be a valid point there are some corrections to Moore's film : 1. ... Another starteling fact Moore presented was that Canadians do leave their front doors open if they...

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  • Grade Level: High School

2. Book Review -- Forever

Katherine is a senior in high school when she meets Micheal, also a senior, at a friends New Years Eve party. Micheal immediately shows interest and the two spend every moment they can together. ... As Katherine comes to terms with losing her virginity she falls more in love with Micheal than she ever could have imagined. ... Katherine is forced to work as a tennis instructor at her sister's camp in New Hampshire while Micheal goes to work in North Carolina with family. ... She meets a boy named Theo and the forever that she and Micheal share is questioned. ...

  • Word Count: 585
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3. The Street Lawyer

It started out when the main character, Micheal Brock, heads to is job at a large law firm, but little does he know that soon he will be held up by a homeless person. Micheal try's to find out why he is doing what he is; but before he can find out this information, the homeless man is shot to death by a sniper. Now Micheal is on a quest to find out why he did what he did. ... Now in the end everything works out, Micheal makes the firm have one day out of the week were all the lawyers must take a case from a homeless person and defend them. 3.The significant of the title is that's wh...

  • Word Count: 657
  • Approx Pages: 3
  • Grade Level: High School

4. School Violence

So what drove Micheal Carneal to break into a neighbor's house and steal numerous deadly weapons? ... In fact, no more then five seconds after he had shot his first victim, Micheal Carneal, was on the floor begging to be shot. ... Micheal Carneal was a part of this society and so were his classmates. The roles that his classmates played in that society however were far different then the role that Micheal and others like him play everyday. ... For Micheal, with respect to the Conflict perspective, he probably saw no hope in ever having friends. ...

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5. Marianne Moore

She was born Marianne Craig Moore in Kirkwood, Missouri, the daughter of John Milton Moore, a construction engineer and inventor, and Mary Warner. Moore had an older brother, John Warner Moore. ... Moore's mother, always overly protective, moved with her children briefly to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and then to Carlisle, Pennsylvania, where Moore attended the Metzger Institute (now part of Dickinson College) through high school. ... In 1915 Moore began to publish poems professionally. ... Navy as a chaplain, Moore and her mother moved to Manhattan. ...

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6. The Other Wes Moore

Joy Moore (from the book The Other Wes Moore) taught her son Wes Moore the values of not using violence and also to treat all girls with the proper respect while never bringing harm to a woman. ... Although she hoped that her son wasn't involved in the drug business (like any other mother should be), Mary Moore rarely attempted much to ensure Wes Moore didn't follow her eldest son Tony Moore in selling drugs. ... Now the other Wes Moore didn't meet his father until he was a teenager, due to that and some other stories Wes Moore heard about his dad, Moore knew what kind of man hi...

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7. Passage To India - Mrs. Moore

"The key to understanding the novel lies in the role of Mrs Moore. ... Moore but also for the other characters. ... Moore is similar to himself in many ways. ... Moore and the Indians. ... Moore's character is closely associated with the moon. ...

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8. Henry Moore

Henry Moore was born on July 30, 1898 in Castleford, Yorkshire. ... His father, Raymond Spencer Moore was a coal minor and didn't want Henry to be like him. Henry Moore started his career as a teacher before he ever became a sculpture or a sketcher. ... Henry Moore was influenced by Pablo Picasso because the way he drew was the way in which Henry Moore wanted to sculpt. ... Henry Moore was a famous sculpture and will always be remembered. ...

  • Word Count: 398
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  • Grade Level: High School

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