His stereotype is anti-capitalist. Most of the interviews he interviewed were low-level people. But every film reveals the mystery:
America's guns are rampant because of racial problems,
the medical system is because of profit-driven
financial crisis, because of profit-maximizing capitalist games
. People who are disgusted by the left, except for those strikes, sensational tears, you have to admit This seemingly vulgar fat man is still capable. In this economic crisis, the disgust for these money game traders has become a national consensus, and Michael Moore just hit it hard.
As a documentary, although everyone can see his prejudice, it is still the most understandable documentary about subprime mortgages (I have watched countless news and documentaries before). To put it simply: Banks lobby people to mortgage their houses as investments, and then banks invest those into subprime mortgages. The so-called subprime loan is, for example, a real estate business, and then the bank buys insurance for the real estate business, and can also buy insurance for the insurance. However, if the real estate business goes bankrupt, the insurance purchased for the business will have to be paid, the insurance of the insurance will also have to be compensated, and the mortgage originally invested in these insurances will also have to be compensated. In the end, instead of making a profit, these mortgages lost money, and the homeowner ended up losing the entire house. As for those mathematical formulas, how many people on Wall Street do you think understand?
When he interviewed Christians, it turned out to be a question of human history. You can learn about the relationship between the beliefs and economic models of the Roman Empire at that time and Christianity.
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