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::::Thanks for the links about misogyny in the movie, Iduan -- interesting reading.  I do still believe however that partying and drug use was shown in a negative light: it appears as the preferred mode of relaxation for liberals, and the moral depravity of the attendees is no secret.  The Winklevosses, among the only positive characters in the film, are never shown engaging in drug use. As for distorting facts, I think that's probably the case for movies of all political stripes, as Brit correctly points out.  While I concede that it's debatable, certainly there is an argument to be made that it is a conservative movie, as the overall storyline is nothing more and nothing less than an expose of liberal deceit and misbehavior. --[[User:DanN|DanN]] 20:45, 28 February 2011 (EST)

::::Thanks for the links about misogyny in the movie, Iduan -- interesting reading.  I do still believe however that partying and drug use was shown in a negative light: it appears as the preferred mode of relaxation for liberals, and the moral depravity of the attendees is no secret.  The Winklevosses, among the only positive characters in the film, are never shown engaging in drug use. As for distorting facts, I think that's probably the case for movies of all political stripes, as Brit correctly points out.  While I concede that it's debatable, certainly there is an argument to be made that it is a conservative movie, as the overall storyline is nothing more and nothing less than an expose of liberal deceit and misbehavior. --[[User:DanN|DanN]] 20:45, 28 February 2011 (EST)

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