Roger Ebert loses his mind on Twitter
The Los Angeles Times talks about how veteran film critic Roger Ebert has gone overboard with his leftist standings, attacking conservatives on Twitter (Hat tip: Big Hollywood).
Once I used to think Ebert was okay for a film critic, and he may have even influenced me years ago. But then, I realized that he was a very irrational man, and outside the newspaper pages could be very foul-mouthed. That's when I understood that it's no longer worth wasting time on him.
By the way, he may have a Twitter account, but I don't. Why should I have to write on something so brief? It's not worth it.
And several thumbs down to Ebert!
Once I used to think Ebert was okay for a film critic, and he may have even influenced me years ago. But then, I realized that he was a very irrational man, and outside the newspaper pages could be very foul-mouthed. That's when I understood that it's no longer worth wasting time on him.
By the way, he may have a Twitter account, but I don't. Why should I have to write on something so brief? It's not worth it.
And several thumbs down to Ebert!
Labels: Moonbattery, msm foulness
