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If you think watching a shitty movie with nice special effects makes you a supporter of the director's whinging political views, all of the USA must be liberal. And yet, I did not say this. All I said is due to the fact that Avatar was such a blockbuster would have more people following him than Palin. Much in the way that TEF stalks her, I'm sure a few conservatives follow his feed as well.
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And they would be mistaken, because James Cameron has negligible political clout. How does that address my cogent question as to whom has more people following him? Just because you liked the movie doesn't mean you are a leftist, sure. But leftists are far more likely to watch Avatar.
Food for thought: during the runup to the 2004 election, just about everybody in Hollywood, down to whoever was "best boy" for Gigli, campaigned against W. W still, amazingly, won, despite the immensely unpopular Iraq war on his back. Question. Does 48 percent of the population of the USA constitute negligible political clout? Two, are you asserting Kerry's political clout then is about equal to Cameron's today? Terrible analogy. |
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It doesn't say AGW; I presume he knows of the distinction.
The "Avatar" director was equally unsparing in his comments about those who don't accept global warming as fact. "That's right," Cameron said. "I want to call those deniers out into the street at high noon and shoot it out with those boneheads." Turning more serious, he added: "Anybody that is a global warming denier at this point in time has got their head so deeply up their ass I'm not sure they could hear me." |
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