i thought it was an interesting movie, the way that mikey played dj and spun the tables on this subject was pretty artful. although at times i did feel that he was too anti-america, he did what he had to do in order to get the point across. thats what it took to push the envelope. it just opens up my eyes to what is going on around the world, and how not-cool our health care system is. with all of our resources, we're supposed to be better than we are right now. of course that is what we have been dealing with.
on the flip side, mista moore makes it look like it would be so easy to convert our system to universal health care, but let's face facts. it aint that easy, peasy. more than anything, this movie is a useful tool in order to open america's eyes towards a goal of universal health care, and gain more support in the fight. it certainly is a piece of filmmaking but i just feel like we have to play the cards we're dealt right now, and although moorey does have a plethora of valid points, its going to take time, its a process.
once you've fallen deep into the hole of a money-hungry, selfish, self-absorbed, cold, and heartless health care system, its going to take more than a movie to pull you out of there. you look up at the light, and you're going to need to come up with a solid macgyver plan to climb out and escape. but this isnt a 50 minute episode on ABC. this is the real world. it will take more than rubber bands, paper clips, and michael moore. let's hope we can climb out soon.
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