02-03-2015, 10:20 AM
As I said, the movie didn't "create" the mindset. Unless you're arguing that there was no anti-Iraq or anti-Muslim sentiment in the West before this movie release, my statement is undisputed.
If the movie perpetuates those negative feelings for some in America whilst motivating others to argue that the invasion was wrong and that Muslims are unfairly portrayed and discriminated against, it's controversial -- not always a bad thing.
Factual and unbiased are subjective, crash. I assume you think your critiques on the movie and comments on "'Murica" are unbiased. I see them as something else. I'm a fan of free expression and free speech; even when what is being expressed or spoken doesn't coincide with what I consider factual and unbiased -- that's what it's all about.
If the movie perpetuates those negative feelings for some in America whilst motivating others to argue that the invasion was wrong and that Muslims are unfairly portrayed and discriminated against, it's controversial -- not always a bad thing.
Factual and unbiased are subjective, crash. I assume you think your critiques on the movie and comments on "'Murica" are unbiased. I see them as something else. I'm a fan of free expression and free speech; even when what is being expressed or spoken doesn't coincide with what I consider factual and unbiased -- that's what it's all about.