I first saw Michaels "documentary" about the job losses in Detroit, his first such indeavor into films I guess.
Although I sympathize with those who lossed their employment (being from a blue collar family myself), I felt his method and reasoning was flawed....
How is walking up to the doors of a corporation (accompanied by cameras, without an appointment or request for an interview), boldly asking a baited and skewed question to a receptionist gaining anything other than " uhhhhh.....just a moment....so and so is unavailable"?
I mean really? Other than gaining applause on the fringes (meaning those who were victims) what did it gain? Other than awards and accolades for the non-sense?
Being confrontational is not a solution....maybe an emotional one, but not a useful one.
Plenty of times I (and others) have been confrontational on this board with people who in my view have stated or done something seemingly incomprehensible. Only after hearing opposing views without the emotional precursor have meaningful answers and opionions come through.
Personally, I have learned to see through heated remarks. I have learned to LISTEN to people, and not "jump on the bandwagon". Unfortunatly, Michael Moore is enjoying his fame and fortune too much to learn from his mistakes.