Capitalism: A Love Story

Capitalism: A Love Story

Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on December 2009 “I refuse to live in a country like this,” says Michael Moore in his most impassioned op-ed rave since 1989’s Roger and Me, “And I’m not leaving.” Here he posits that capitalism in its current form allows big business to collude with both red and blue politicians to […]

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Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on December 2009

©2009 Paramount Vantage, a division of Paramount Pictures Corporation and Overture Films, LLC

©2009 Paramount Vantage, a division of Paramount Pictures Corporation and Overture Films, LLC

“I refuse to live in a country like this,” says Michael Moore in his most impassioned op-ed rave since 1989’s Roger and Me, “And I’m not leaving.” Here he posits that capitalism in its current form allows big business to collude with both red and blue politicians to screw the middle class. This is not a conspiratorial position; it’s even widely shared. He just explains it more entertainingly. Love or hate Moore, he’s not trying to settle arguments, but to start them and get people to ask questions. The trademark grandstanding is kept to a minimum, mostly for the trailers. Well worth seeing.