Sicko
Michael Moore exhorted a group of California nurses yesterday to get rid of private health companies now. "They must go! They must go! They must go!'' Moore chanted with the nurses.
Moore is stumping for his new movie about the woes of the American privatized healthcare system, "Sicko.'' It arrives at area theaters June 29.
My guess is that this is another Moore documentary that will (a) get "special interests'' people angry; (b) get many other people energized, and (c) stimulate public and political discourse on the state of healthcare in this country.
Moore's other documentaries, "Roger & Me,'' "Bowling for Columbine,'' and "Fahrenheit 9/11'' similarly inspired debate and heightened awareness of systems in need of overhaul (gun control, corporate down-sizing, congressional war resolutions).
Even if you disagree with Moore, you can't deny he has the right to air important issues. For that, we should be glad somebody has the intelligence and the money to pursue his agenda.
Moore is stumping for his new movie about the woes of the American privatized healthcare system, "Sicko.'' It arrives at area theaters June 29.
My guess is that this is another Moore documentary that will (a) get "special interests'' people angry; (b) get many other people energized, and (c) stimulate public and political discourse on the state of healthcare in this country.
Moore's other documentaries, "Roger & Me,'' "Bowling for Columbine,'' and "Fahrenheit 9/11'' similarly inspired debate and heightened awareness of systems in need of overhaul (gun control, corporate down-sizing, congressional war resolutions).
Even if you disagree with Moore, you can't deny he has the right to air important issues. For that, we should be glad somebody has the intelligence and the money to pursue his agenda.
Labels: Michael Moore, Sicko
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