Michael Moore Prohibits Movie Showings In NC Over Bathroom Bill

By Susan Wright | 9:30 PM on April 12, 2016

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People protest outside the North Carolina Executive Mansion in Raleigh, N.C., Thursday, March 24, 2016. North Carolina legislators decided to rein in local governments by approving a bill Wednesday that prevents cities and counties from passing their own anti-discrimination rules. North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory later signed the legislation, which dealt a blow to the LGBT movement after success with protections in cities across the country. (AP Photo/Emery P. Dalesio)

Rotund filmmaker, Michael Moore, couldn’t resist adding his voice to the fray, in regards to North Carolina’s recently passed bathroom bill.

Moore took to Twitter to announce his solidarity with bathroom peepers everywhere, and laid down a declaration that is bound to have chilling effects on the political scene in the Tarheel state.

I have asked my distributor NOT to book my film in any theater in North Carolina due 2 their bigoted law against LGBTQ ppl. They have agreed

— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) April 12, 2016

Just kidding.

Nobody knew or cared that Moore had another movie out.

Moore has joined a growing club of has-beens and barely-weres in a desperate dash to capitalize on the latest liberal case for outrage. The smug sense of self-importance he and his fellow social justice warriors exhibit is ridiculous.