I don't care how many shots were fired, or who killed JFK. It was fifty years ago. The kind of things JFK supposedly did (I didn't see him do those things, I wasn't born yet, but there's not too many folks denying what he did either), some girl's dad would have killed him for in a different time and place and probably would have been applauded for it.
I assume Stone is a progressive but don't know or care - the irony would be that if he is, he makes the libertarian case quite well; you shouldnt trust government and you should want it to be as limited and powerless as can be. It would take a strange cognitive dissonance to want more government, and government control of health care, when you know govt is prone to corruption.
It doesn't defy logic that the head moved back. I read an analysis 20+ years ago that explains what happened and replicated the physics with a water bucket. I've also read of 12 year olds who replicated the shot Oswald made, and those 12 years olds didn't have Marine training. Being in denial isn't always bad, although it is in vogue right now to say "Anyone who does not believe what I believe is in denial and therefore very, very naughty."
I assume Stone is a progressive but don't know or care - the irony would be that if he is, he makes the libertarian case quite well; you shouldnt trust government and you should want it to be as limited and powerless as can be. It would take a strange cognitive dissonance to want more government, and government control of health care, when you know govt is prone to corruption.
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