Interesting Videos – 2009/10/5
Rep Alan Grayson’s view of the GOP health plan: If you get sick, you die.
Hollywood’s view of the health reform debate.
John Stossel’s final show on ABC.
Republican National Committee’s newest television spot.
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It’s sort of ironic that Michael Moore is probably raising money in the same capital markets that fund other ventures. With this capital he uses his curious skill set and earns profits making (slightly amusing but inaccurate) docudramas. He then markets these docudramas by bashing the process that he is profiting from. If the system were reversed (assuming he had freedom of speech under a socialist system) he would probably be making bad documentaries about the need for capitalism.
Who does Michael Moore think he is trying to kid?
Hollywood’s view is, of course, childish. But what do you expect.
I am surprised at how profitable it is to be anti-capitalist.
Ironically, if I want to see Michael Moore’s anti-capitalism movie in my area, it will cost me $10.75.
A copy of Communist Manifesto is cheaper: only $3.99 at Amazon.
Michael Moore’s movie has already made more than $5 million. I’m not sure what the gross profits are from sales of Communist Manifesto. Either way, I think the Government should provide free vouchers for both.