Next they came for Michael Moore

GrundleStiltzkin

And I want to be ok with that. But...

https://twitter.com/mtaibbi/status/1266495399860350981

If the criticisms of Moore’s film stopped with questions like these, they might have been more sympathetic. Moore and Gibbs seemed anxious to engage such questions. “Maybe we’re wrong,” Moore says. “We’d have liked to have that discussion. That was a big reason we made the movie.”

Instead, critics rolled out a now-familiar playbook to depict the movie as too villainous to exist.

What happened to you, my proggies?

GrundleStiltzkin

And shoutout to @Crawfish

For instance, audiences are not told until the credits that McKibben, who is depicted on film celebrating the “beauty” of burning wood chips, eventually came out against biomass plants.

doogie

About time.