Hoot — Ecoterrorism 101 for Your Kids!
Posted By: 'Okie' | 10:03 am — 5/23/2006 | 
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“Break the rules — you’ve go to start thinking like an outlaw!”
That’s the message in the newly released kid’s movie, Hoot. Young kids are taught step-by-step to vandalize, commit mayhem and kidnapping — all in the name of fun, saving some owls from a pancake house construction site, and starting your kids on a proper “Progressive” mindset of “ends-justifying-the-means”. Gettin’ ‘em all ready to move up to Michael Moore movies no doubt.
Michell Malkin makes this the topic of her Vent piece today. Go and watch it — it’ll probably make you sick, and then really p___ you off! Sure did me!!! (db)
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23 May 2006 | DAve Said:
Now when you start getting in the way of the construction of national treasures like pancake houses you’ve crossed a damn LINE!!! I can go anywhere to see birds but a good plate of biscuits and gravy is hard to find-
25 May 2006 | The Four Color Media Monitor Said:
Someone obviously didn’t read anything about Ra’s al Ghul…
A new so-called family movie came out shortly ago, called Hoot, and it seems that the emphasis is on eco-terrorism. It’s already gotten more than enough criticism (and flopped at the box office). But what’s really a shame is that the scriptwriter/dir…