Am I the only one?

[acciopotter]

--- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, "Kewpie" <dkewpie at p...> wrote:
> --- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, "acciopotter" 
> <crookshanks731 at s...> wrote:
> >     ME: Yes that is a wonderful attitiude to have about it! Why 
try 
> > to change anything? We should all just sit back and have our 
lives 
> > run for us I suppose. While we are at it, maybe we should just 
get 
> > rid of our government and adopt a dictatorship so that we will 
> > assuredly have no say in anything. I know this is getting a 
little 
> > far fetched but you touched a nerve here. 
> 
> No offense, but please remember this is only a movie. I think you 
are 
> a bit overreacting at this. I would invest my energy in voicing my 
> complaints to other more important things in life than getting so 
> work up over simply a casting choice (which in fact was embraced by 
> many others). 
> 
> > What are we if not a 
> > who can voice or ideas and complaints freely. I do not appreciate 
> > when someone tells me my opinion doesn't matter. My personal 
> > complaint might not make even the slightest dent in the opinions 
of 
> > the people at warner brothers, but at least i can have the pride 
in 
> > saying I said my piece about something I dont't agree with.
> 
> but sending complaints about a particular casting choice solely 
> because he doesn't look sexy enough to you!??!?! In fact I'm quite 
> interest to know what you exactly wrote in your complaint letter to 
> WB about Gary Oldman. 
> 
> Joan

  Me: Joan, My complaint letter had nothing to do whatsoever with 
Gary Oldman. My problem is with Steve Kloves. While I don't agree 
with the choice of Oldman, Mr. Kloves is my main concern. I know that 
I overreacted, but it wasnt that I was overreacting to the casting 
decicision. It is merely that I so not appreciate when someone tells 
me I do not matter. Sorry if I offended any one but I wrote that post 
in the heat of passion, just after I read the other.

Amanda
AccioPotter