Michael Moore set out to make a movie attacking the American insurance industry and ended up attacking the American character. By the end of his movie SiCKO, his plaint is less about American resistance to government-run health care than its overarching rejection of collectivism. As Moore puts it, everywhere else it’s “a world of we,” but here a “world of me.”
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7 years ago
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If you can't attack facts, just attack the person.
I guess you didn't read the link, huh? You should probably do that . . .
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