Jews in Israel are the most racist bunch ever. On a visit there touring me and my group got called gentile dogs and yelled at. Much the same way that happened to that wacky documemtary guy Morgan Spurlock

Example
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYyzIJ_OgXA

Actually, it would accomplish something.

Just like meditation does. Slows things down, puts things in perspective. Changes the mind -- from anger at losing the Presidency to some sort of acceptance.

Morgan Spurlock did a series on TV, where people would agree to go live for 30 days with folks who they hated without knowing. There was one episode where a Southern Christian man who hated Muslims agreed to spend 30 days with a young Muslim family who observed the praying five times a day thing. Terms of the deal was he had to pray, too.

What struck me most was how that praying changed this Christian fellow. They would get into heated debates, getting wound up, but then it would have to stop for the praying. And the tension would get diffused. Because a moment of calm was enforced.

And that is what I hear here. Romney is telling folks -- stop ranting and raving and hating, and take a moment for positive thoughts.

If everyone did that -- on both sides -- much much would be accomplished.

It's not about "god." It's about literally good intentions.

We need more good intentions.


>> ^Fred_Chopin:

Why is it so important to pray for Obama? What's that gonna accomplish?

In defense of these jews, it is Morgan Spurlock. I wouldn't want him around me either.

Remind me to promote this.

This short documentary does a good job of covering all different angles.

I am personally against the fast food industry altogether for many other reasons including factory farming, and resource waste, but this video manages to take every side of the spectrum and collaborates it well. The video tries looks at the government policy, the scientific argument (or what seemed like it. Keep in mind Morgan Spurlock's work wasn't perfectly scientific either), as well as its impact everyday neighborhoods. It's good journalistic work.

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eeugh Morgan Spurlock is such a douche. what on earth is this supposed to prove to the viewer? that food gets moldy when you leave it out? wow, shocker. that fast food is "unnatural" and bad because the fries didn't get moldy? is it too difficult to believe that the thin fries didn't get moldy because they were more thoroughly heated to the sterilizing temperature of the deep fryer than the thick fries were? i mean, come on now. couldn't one just as easily and deceptively argue that the conditions at the mcdonald's were MORE hygienic than those found at the slow food place, if we assume both batches of fries were sterilized by the deep fryer then the packaging at mcdonald's must've been more free of microorganisms than the "real" food place.

Morgan Spurlock! Haha!

@scottishmartialarts - its impossible not to find weird people who are willing to do something like this, unless there is some huge monetary payoff at the end.

morgan spurlock makes me feel all kinds of vomity

You aint wrong. I've liked pretty much all of the episodes Morgan Spurlock has done (him living on the minimum wage was interesting) but this one's the best.

'Morgan Spurlock, director of the documentary Supersize Me! sends a practicing Christian from Virginia, to "work, eat, and sleep" as a Muslim in "the heart of Muslim America, Dearborn, Michigan."

Dave Stacey, a 33-year-old insurance salesman who loves pork will go and live with a Muslim family for 30 days.

When asked what he pictures when he hears the word 'Muslim' he says:

"I picture men with an AK47, and women with a sheet over their heads".'