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[nathan_dubetz]

So I saw "Zeitgeist" today, and I'm torn between two things: Hating life, or joining them. I already hate life, so nothing would change save for new information I could spew every now and then. Joining Zeitgeist would make me feel like an extreme-leftist like Michael Moore, which makes me hate life. What do I do?

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[bluedingo444]

Your brother's in my history class this semester, and Mr Snyder's face lit up when he was doing attendance the first day. "Mr Dubetz, are you related to Nate?... Niccee"

It was kinda cute

[nathan_dubetz]

Hahaha. My brother told me about that. I'm glad to see Mr. Snyder is all and well.

[anonymous]

zeitgeist was intriguing, however, who's to say half of it is true? they cited very few (if any) sources for their info, it's just that it's worded in a way to easily hook the attention of left-thinking folks ("This is The Man, and this is how He is fucking everyone over" is the premise of the whole thing) It's like the Bill Hicks quote they have at the end of the film..you can see the world with the eyes of fear, which is what most viewers of the film seem to want to do after seeing it, or with happiness and love..your choice

-Anonymous

[nathan_dubetz]

To be quite honest, after watching it the second time, I just thought it was amusing. I must've been in a different mood after watching it the first time. Overall, however, I thought the documentary was put together pretty well, especially the fact that "Peter Joseph" is a pseudonym, not the actual name of the director, gave me a little bit more respect, before I read the "SUPPORT RON PAUL GUISE" part on the "how you can help" portion of the site. Fuckin' viral marketing.