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]]> By: Lance http://webel.net/archives/390#comment-18 Lance Sat, 29 Apr 2006 11:51:26 +0000 http://webel.net/archives/390#comment-18 I see what you're saying, Kelli ... but your thinking is very postmodern and relativistic. Those individuals in those families, regardless of their proximity to the situation, do not set the standard for my morality and ethical beliefs. Just because they're ok with something doesn't make it right! I see what you’re saying, Kelli … but your thinking is very postmodern and relativistic. Those individuals in those families, regardless of their proximity to the situation, do not set the standard for my morality and ethical beliefs. Just because they’re ok with something doesn’t make it right!

]]> By: kelli http://webel.net/archives/390#comment-17 kelli Sat, 29 Apr 2006 10:34:04 +0000 http://webel.net/archives/390#comment-17 I saw an interview with several of the families of those who died. They were invited to a screening of the film before its release. From what they said, they are happy that the movie was made for the most part. Even though it was hard for them to watch, it seemed that the importance for them in the release of the movie is that the members of their families that died were being viewed as the heroes that they are. So, I guess in a lot of ways it is not about money. My opinion is that people are just not happy unless they have something to protest. You can't replace a life with financial gain. I think if the families of those who died are ok with the making of the film, then the rest of us need to get over it. I saw an interview with several of the families of those who died. They were invited to a screening of the film before its release. From what they said, they are happy that the movie was made for the most part. Even though it was hard for them to watch, it seemed that the importance for them in the release of the movie is that the members of their families that died were being viewed as the heroes that they are. So, I guess in a lot of ways it is not about money.

My opinion is that people are just not happy unless they have something to protest. You can’t replace a life with financial gain. I think if the families of those who died are ok with the making of the film, then the rest of us need to get over it.

]]> By: Lance http://webel.net/archives/390#comment-14 Lance Sat, 29 Apr 2006 01:01:57 +0000 http://webel.net/archives/390#comment-14 Sometimes it's nice being cheap ... I can avoid the whole moral dilemma by waiting until a copy is available at the public library. :) Sometimes it’s nice being cheap … I can avoid the whole moral dilemma by waiting until a copy is available at the public library. :)

]]> By: Angie http://webel.net/archives/390#comment-13 Angie Sat, 29 Apr 2006 00:46:11 +0000 http://webel.net/archives/390#comment-13 i agree. i was looking forward to seeing the movie because it is crediting those people on 93 and giving them credit for what they did, but capitalizing on it does kind of put a damper on the whole thing. i dunno, i'll probably still see it just because it has my interest, but i'll also probably cringe at the box office knowing that the eight bucks is going straight into the pocket of a corporate bigwig who doesnt need the money anyway. i agree. i was looking forward to seeing the movie because it is crediting those people on 93 and giving them credit for what they did, but capitalizing on it does kind of put a damper on the whole thing.
i dunno, i’ll probably still see it just because it has my interest, but i’ll also probably cringe at the box office knowing that the eight bucks is going straight into the pocket of a corporate bigwig who doesnt need the money anyway.

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