"Capitalism is an evil, and you cannot regulate evil," the two-hour movie concludes.

That is, freedom is evil. You can't regulate freedom. You must crush
it completely — i.e., impose socialism. Only when everyone is poor can
we all be rich.

Fortunately for Moore, the economic freedom that has allowed him to
become extravagantly wealthy by denouncing the better aspects of his
culture hasn't been crushed just yet. Via Michael Moore Exposed:

Michael Moore is a paradox. A millionaire who boasts of wealth as proving his value
— "I'm a mi...

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"Capitalism is an evil, and you cannot regulate evil," the two-hour movie concludes.

That is, freedom is evil. You can't regulate freedom. You must crush
it completely — i.e., impose socialism. Only when everyone is poor can
we all be rich.

Fortunately for Moore, the economic freedom that has allowed him to
become extravagantly wealthy by denouncing the better aspects of his
culture hasn't been crushed just yet. Via Michael Moore Exposed:

Michael Moore is a paradox. A millionaire who boasts of wealth as proving his value
— "I'm a millionaire, I'm a multi-millionaire. I'm filthy rich. You
know why I'm a multi-millionaire? 'Cause multi-millions like what I do.
That's pretty good, isn't it?"

He lives in a million-dollar apartment, and boasts of that
as well. "I walk among them. I live on the island of Manhattan, a
three-mile-wide strip of land that is luxury home and corporate suite
to America's elite… Those who run your life live in my neighborhood. I
walk in the streets with them each day" (Michael Moore, Stupid White
Men, p. 51). For vacations, he keeps another million-dollar beachfront
house in Michigan.

But Moore is no hypocrite. I'm sure when his gluttony inevitably
results in a heart attack, he'll fly down to Cuba for the communist
healthcare he wants imposed on us.