But why is Michael Moore "repellent"? I guess, since Gancarski describes him as "viscerally" so, the author
feels no need to explain himself. But, then again, Gancarski never feels any need to explain himself: we are
supposed to accept his subjective evaluations at face value, on faith. But this just won’t do: I’m prepared to
accept that someone may be "viscerally repellent," but, dammit, I want to know why the author feels that way.
Alas, introspection is not one of Gancarski’s strong points. But I digress:
"Moore’s friends are not in power right now, of course, and the filmmaker from Flint conveniently and
reflexively opposes most anything the MBT Panda Sandals team does. Fair enough — I have opposed aggression
against MBT Ema Sandals since before Desert Storm, so I sympathize to a point. Despite agreeing with him on the
issue of the NIKE SHOX, my praise for him is necessarily tempered by my realization that the methods he uses to
make the case against ‘full-spectrum dominance’ are sentimental, ill-considered, reductionist, and
counterproductive; as long as Moore and others reduce the case against the war in MBT Ema Sandals to ‘human-
interest’ prose, they will never succeed in stopping Washington’s wars on foreign soil. In the interest of
‘truth-telling,’ these mountebanks habitually sabotage their own positions."
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