[Cindy]

Speaking of guns, Michael Moore seems to be quite a loose cannon.

[Skwidd]

The film begins with a sequence on Moore opening an account in a bank, where his welcome gift as a new customer is a rifle, underlining the easy availability of arms.

When the hell has this ever happened?

[wysiwyg]

Any mention of Moore is a suprememe waste of bandwidth, IMHO.

[watcher1]

The film begins with a sequence on Moore opening an account in a bank, where his welcome gift as a new customer is a rifle, underlining the easy availability of arms.

That's what the Founding Fathers wanted.
More crap from canuckistan

[RLK]

I understand American culture quite well without lessons from obsessional psychotics. The Columbine massacure was committed by two defiant spoiled brats who had needed to get the shit slapped out of them for some time. Failure to do that caused the deaths. Moore could benefit from the same kind of character guidance.

[GnL]

"I'm trying to do this to try and make us better."

Then start by shaving, losing 50 lbs, taking off that frickin' hat, and taking a flying leap.

[tet68]

"We need to change our ethic and aspire to be more Canadian-like,"

Hoser! Moving soon?

[PoorMuttly]

Michael is as marginalized as he needs to be.

[Morgan's Raider]

There follow humorous scenes of Moore walking into people homes in Toronto to prove, he says, that Canada is so safe that people don't even lock their doors. About 60 percent of the doors he tries, open freely.

Hey Mikey, c'mon down to Tennessee and try this stunt. Pleeeeze?

[<1/1,000,000th%]

The film begins with a sequence on Moore opening an account in a bank, where his welcome gift as a new customer is a rifle, underlining the easy availability of arms.

Where's the bank and how much do I need to open an account?

[basil]

Funny thing is, MM couldn't make a movie about a mass shooting at an NRA meeting, a gun show, or a shooting range--it wouldn't be believeable.

Will idiots like MM ever figure out that mass shootings only occur in "gun free" zones?

[RLK]

The film begins with a sequence on Moore opening an account in a bank, where his welcome gift as a new customer is a rifle, underlining the easy availability of arms.

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The easy availability of arms is not the problem. The easy availability to practice psychosis aided by the ACLU and people such as Morre in his omission of the real problem is.

[Dog Gone]

Moore's documentary made a triumphant visit to the Cannes film festival earlier this year where it received a special anniversary prize. It was the first documentary to show at the festival in 46 years.

BWAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHA!

It got a prize for showing up! How impressive!

[Texas_Jarhead]

F&$% him!!

[goodnesswins]

HEY...MM....they ONLY time in my life I ever felt the NEED for a GUN was when I was LIVING IN CANADA....you frickin' idiot. Prince Albert, SK.....yeah, way up there.....NOW go back to your HOLE!

[Oztrich Boy]

To help Americans become better, the director travels to Canada

[glc1173@aol.com]

""We need to change our ethic and aspire to be more Canadian-like," he said. "The Canadian ethic is, 'We're all in the same boat.' Our ethic is, 'Every man for himself and to hell with you'."" (Reuters)

Methinks that Michael Moore should emigrate to Canuckistan - where he'll be happy.

Evidently Moore doesn't know it - but Canuckistan also had "school shootings" by kids "going postal" at school that same year. What "school shootings" are - anywhere - is a new fad; they weren't happening in either the U.S. or Canuckistan before the Klintons. Canuckistan has a damn high crime rate for a nearly-all-white society.

Scandals of antigun politicians - with guide to "outing!"

[SEA]

Michael Moore Takes Aim at U.S. Gun Culture

Would that it were the other way around.

[TheErnFormerlyKnownAsBig]

Where the heck is that bank? I want to do business with them.

[NatureGirl]

To help Americans become better, the director travels to Canada to understand why Canadians are not as trigger-happy as their American cousins.

Many people in Canada own guns. My father owned several, but doesn't now, due to lack of interest. I grew up around guns. Of course, if you're going to spend all your time up here cloistered in a cultural Leftopolis like Toronto, you're not going to meet very many pro-gun people.

that Canada is so safe that people don't even lock their doors. About 60 percent of the doors he tries, open freely.

I smell a set-up. How about a camera crew and producer going down a street on a Saturday or Sunday (when most people are home), and asking people if they can try their doors? Of course, when you show film of it, it wouldn't appear that way.

I hate this guy. I don't know why I even read anything about him. May he live in interesting times.

Always remember - this is the guy who devoted a whole chapter of one of his books to the fact that he thought Hitlery was "sexy". Seriously.