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The people who have done and are doing this to us don't care about Communism versus Capitalism, Right versus Left, Illegal Immigration, ObamaCare, Cap and Trade, Abortion, Racism, Climate Change Hoaxes, Islamic Terrorists or any of that. In fact, they're happy if any and all of that stuff keeps us from taking a close look at what they have done and are continuing to do to us. (and putting an end to it.)

How can you throw out statements like this? The movie only sounds like the age-old rich bashing of the Marxist against the "Evil" Bourgeoisie.

Where the Communist - Capitalist dichotomy fits in the attempted destruction of America, is in the culpability of the Socialist Democrats in Congress giving political license and impetus to force economic changes that brought the global financial crisis.

The profiteering didn't occur in a vacuum. Ferguson interviewed the guilty (Frank, Soros, etc.) for this film, allowing them to present their own alibi. This film sounds like a send-up of our Global Financial System as a whole, with an eye toward eventually replacing it with a global "supposed" Socialist Utopia.

Give me a more valid reason to watch this transparent crap!

"How can you throw out statements like this? The movie only sounds like the age-old rich bashing of the Marxist against the "Evil" Bourgeoisie."

Well, I can make statements like that because I actually watched the movie. If the "Evil Bourgeoisie" are Goldman Sachs, Moody's, AIG, Greenspan, Bernanke, Geithner, Paulson and the people they truly serve, then yes, they got bashed pretty good.

But it wasn't their Capitalism that was getting bashed. I make no argument against the culpability of Socialist Democrats. I would personally shed no tears if all Socialist Democrats in Congress were successfully tried for treason and appropriately sentenced after due process.

And finally, yes, Frank and Soros were interviewed and allowed to answer, just like so many other clowns in this movie. Everyone in the theater laughed at, and were appalled by those two (expletives deleted) liars much the same as they did with most of the rest of the cast of reprobates presented in the movie.

If Ferguson wanted this presentation of all of these people damning themselves with their own words to be everything you seem to think it is, then he has failed.

If you liked "The Money Masters", you might find this movie similarly illuminating.

I did.