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 From: LC@dinkerson.com 
  
 In article , kmoiarty35@shaw.ca says... 
 > 
 >No I wasn't blaming the movie itself.  If I may add, the movie was/is an 
 >excellent work of art.  And many of the things depicted in the movie are not 
 >unlike what a lot of mental hospitals were like at one time many generations 
 >ago (e.g. mid twentieth-century and prior).  But I digress...  I was blaming 
 >a movie viewing *public* that too often fails to distinguish between reality 
 >and entertainment. 
 > 
  
 Your claim only has partial truth to it, and ends up sounding quite silly 
 without the details you omitted.  The senario did not occur as you claim it 
 did, like this: 
  
 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest released -> public outrage -> mental 
 hospitals 
 closed. 
  
 It went like this: 
  
 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Released -> public outrage -> indepth 
 reports 
 from 60 Minutes and other major media about deporable conditions at mental 
 hospitals -> mental hospitals closed. 
  
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