Does Moore's film demoralize the troops?

One soldier says yes, but another soldier thinks the story is overblown. People can come away from an experience with highly emotional reactions, but over time they begin to see reality. I think this will be the case with many of the troops described in the first story. Once they put some space between themselves and Moore's propaganda, they'll realize that they were caught up in the experience. If they don't, well, then they'll become liberals, were fantasy is reality and truth is fiction.