Marilyn Manson in Bowling for Columbine

published by pierrekrahn

3 months ago • 1902 views

tags: Michael Moore, Bowling for Columbine, Marilyn Manson, Intelligent man, fear

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I believe shortly after this Marilyn Manson pointed out that the kids went bowling the morning of the shooting. Therefore maybe it wasn't his music that made them snap. Maybe, just maybe, it was bowling that was responsible. (Please correct me if I'm wrong on that one)

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Interesting, especially with the recent past put into context.

written by Guardian-X | 3 months ago | CH

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Dagnabbit. I knew I should have just sifted this after making a comment about it in the Bill O'Reilly video. Would have been just that wee bit closer to losing my "P". Live and learn.

written by moonsammy | 3 months ago | CH

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upvote... Mansons last comment I think is the most striking...

I hate how, ever now, I still see too much "It's (insert videogame or musicians)' fault..." rants

I wish reporters and especially policitians stop pretending they are suddenly social experts when it suits them...

written by Zonbie

| 3 months ago | CH

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Yawn. When are people going to realise that music, films, whatever does NOT cause people to do anything?! If that was the case, every single person who was into Marilyn Manson or the like would be running around, blowing shit up, joining cults and self harming til they drip to death with an ironic smile on their face. Get over it

written by alien_concept

| 3 months ago | CH

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I like how everyone was amazed when this interview came out, because it turns out he has half a brain. Pretty refreshing considering people in his position usually sell Pepsi on billboards and pose in children's literacy commercials even though they haven't read a book since highschool when they faked and copied their way through The Great Gatsby.

written by Bleedingsnowman

| 3 months ago | CH

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"I wouldn't say a single word to them. I would listen to what the had to say, and that's what no one did."

Those words stuck with me above any others in the film.

written by notarobot

| 3 months ago | CH

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My favorite thing Manson sad was in his other interview linked above. "It's my job as an artist..."
I mean, no shit right? How many artists say that? Wish half of them would just do their f-ing jobs.

written by Enzoblue | 3 months ago | CH

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I never really listened or watched Manson's work growing up, he didnt really have the best reputation. In fact he was subject to all sorts of disturbing rumors that made him sound like some sort of sub-human monster. I remember being astonished at how well-spoken and logical the man really was after watching this movie, sadly as a kid, like so many others I took one look at the man and was somehow convinced all those horrible rumors must've been true.

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