Larry Flynt: The Right to be Left Alone Trailer

The last 100 thousand + men and women who have 'died for our country' were involved in unnecessary wars. My freedoms dont need to be protected by starting wars in foreign lands and wasting trillions in taxpayer money not to mention lives.

Larry Flint's great. He touched on us deserving honest coverage of the war. That's an aspect of what's gotten me more and more irritated with the republican party. We don't know what to believe about anything they say or do!!! WMDs? Halliburton? Trillions pumped into Iraq? What's REALLY going on behind the scenes???

People should take a look at a video I favorited. It's Ann Coulter and Al Franken at the Connecticut Forum. (see part 2)

Part 2 -- It's amazing to me how effortlessly Franken exposed a lie in Coulter's book. She wants to present democrats as lunatics by making stuff up.

Bush spent trillions in Iraq, but republicans are on the attack to blame Obama for everything. They're so annoying.

(I actually voted for Bush. Wow....)

Obama and the 'democrats' are both the same backroom club as the Republicans. Democrats love war just like the republicans and both spend more debt than taxes could pay for if we tried. If you truly believe in the principles you seem to then you need to look for a source other than the democratic party. Try checking out libertarianism, or maybe just check the record of the people you vote for at the very least.

When will American get it. Our civil liberties have been under attack for the past 100 years. Larry Flynt is among many defenders of this century.

Agreed.

When porn celebrates the sexuality of women over 50 with no makeup and unshaved legs, then we can say they are empowering women.

Adding on to mycomments08, even if Flint was talking about Iraq, he's talking about the decisions to go to war. He is not criticizing the decision to serve one's country.

The Internet is our new social network for a digital age. Let's use it.

I watched this on the Independent Film Channel a few weeks ago. It's a great film and definitely a must-see.