But what started out innocently enough—"We weren't grinding, just slow-dancing," says Fowler—quickly turned ugly. An angry voice came over the speakers telling the couple to "Get your butts off of the floor!" and the rest of the bar started booing, cursing, and hurling epithets at them. When they left later, they found the fender of their Nissan Altima smashed in. The mark is still there.
If Sacha Baron Cohen's latest film, Brüno, is to be trusted, this story is typical of Ft. Smith, a Wild-West-meets-Old-South city wedged between the Ozarks and the Oklahoma border.(Yes, this is the Fort Smith, Arkansas in which I reside...)
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And the rest of the article is a big DUH! Of course the movie is staged and is not a TRUE depiction of society. But it does generalize the feelings pretty well I think. Remember, it is not a documentary, it is a fictional movie based on a fictional character. People don't understand the word "fiction" sometimes.
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