Michael Moore wants to tax multi-millionaires to the point where universal health care can be offered to the poor masses for free, even if this means no more rich people, period.

Fine.

Anyone remember when the owner of the anti-Moore site, Moorewatch, was almost forced to shut it down due to - ironically enough - an expensive medical emergency, but Mike donated a few grand to the cause and life went on? (The site is still up, but comatose.)

I, too, am over way my head in medical debt through no fault of my own, and repeatedly tried to contact multi-millionaire Michael Moore to see if he would reprise his paradigm of the rich (regardless of race, creed, color, political affiliation) giving to the poor (regardless of their race, creed, color, political affiliation) with no strings attached.

Nothing. So I asked said site owner if he could perhaps reach out, but he, too, basically told me to "get f-cked, a--hole."

It may be too late for many of the sick and disabled to wait for President Obama, whom Michael campaigned and likely voted for, to confiscate Michael Moore's upcoming "Captialism" payday, much less distribute it fairly. It seems the masses need to remind Michael of this serious problem, ask him to remember his roots and convictions by donating, again, freely, now. Not if and when the film does okay.

If the US car industry collapses millions of families will starve and I mean literally . It will be the end of industry and the US as we know it. The end of the US empire and miserable poverty for many of us around the world. more about "Michael Moore: 'It's the end of capit...", posted with vodpod

Raw ReplayMichael Moore is in favor of a bailout for the auto industry but only with a lot of conditions. In a Wednesday interview, Moore told Larry King that the Big 3 car companies should face mandates to build mass transportation and automobiles that use little or no gas. Also, Moore wants to see “a whole new management team.”Moore thinks that the United Autoworkers Union (UAW) has taken enough cuts in their pay and benefits. “The UAW has — has given back so much to General Motors and the other companies. I’m stunned, actually, at how much they’ve given back. I think they’ve given too much back, frankly,” he said.The future looks bleak for the current financial system, according to Moore. “I think, really, what we’re seeing here right now with them, with the banks, we’re seeing the end of capitalism — the end of capitalism as we know it.”For the transcript, go here.more about "Michael Moore sees ‘the end of capita...", posted with vodpod