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michael moore is an ideologue you may or may not agree with. However, he's the man on the streets on this one. He's been covering it for decades. https://en.wi
by sleepysysadmin 5y ago
michael moore is an ideologue you may or may not agree with. However, he's the man on the streets on this one. He's been covering it for decades.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_%26_Me https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_%26_Me
https://michaelmoore.com/10FactsOnFlint/ https://michaelmoore.com/10FactsOnFlint/
However, take that hat off and put on the opposite ideological hat. What really happened?
- daveslash 5y agoNice to see a Roger & Me reference. I also recommend it. Most of his other productions were taking aim at issues on a national level, and so they could be very polarizing. Roger & Me, which was his first production, is really localized on Flint, so it's hopefully less polarizing to someone watching it for the first time. Additionally, given what we now know about Flint, Roger & Me takes on a more poignant tone than it otherwise might have. [Edit: Spelling]
- Scoundreller 5y agoIrony being that GM was able to switch its water sources away from Flint because they found the new Flint water to be too corrosive.