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Did anybody else see Michael Moore on the Oprah show (yes I watch Oprah sometimes) talking about his new film "Sicko" confronting the trillion dollar Health Insurance industry?? Health care has always been a huge issue with me, since I haven't had any (except when I was in the Army) and I really hope this film stirs up some shit and maybe the US can catch up with all the other coutries who already have free health care.
Would be nice to stop greed,,, but I don't think so...
Greed fuels this fascist money pit known as the USA and I can't agree more that it's highly unlikely to change anything. Just more "Delusional thoughts from Fantasy Island".Quote:
Originally Posted by Skink
Michael Moore... I agree with a lot of his messages, just sometimes it seems he needs to find a better way to get them across to a wider range of people.
This documentary coming up, though, I am *VERY* excited about. As a health care worker, I see people get fucked over time and time again by those bastards, the health insurance and pharmaceutical companies. Seriously, they really need a BIG foot up the ass, and I think Michael Moore has got the steel-toed boots on.
He does seem rather passionate about this one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Purple Banana
Lol i can honestly say i have never heard of him
must only be famous in america..
I bet you anything he's FAR more passionate about FOOD...Quote:
Originally Posted by sickstrings84
It's not in WHAT you say, but HOW you say it, and for me, my dear god, I can't stand that obese fuck. :jointsmile:
hahahaha...He is a fatass...I saw a bumper sticker once that said "If guns kill people then spoons made Michael Moore get fat."Quote:
Originally Posted by Its a Plant
Slob or not though, I really think corrupt health care is a huge issue and I commend him for having the balls to go against the Insurance companies, somebody had to and not many people in this country would have the sand to follow through with it.
Hey is Hillery still saying she's gonna fix healthcare???
"The law demands and requires that a corporation like a health insurance company maximize the profits for the shareholders, and if they donâ??t do that, theyâ??re violating the law. â?¦ If they are required by law to make a profit, and the only way they can make a profit is by denying claims or cutting people off of their insurance or never taking them on in the first place, then thatâ??s not good for us."
LMAO! And what law is this again? I'd rather feed the health care system with thousands than his lieing fat ass the price of admission to the movie.
Have a good one!:jointsmile: