Insurance scamsters who profit off the sick are battling Michael Moore's movie
for every foot:

http://www.michaelmoore.com/sicko/news/article.php?id=10031

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July 12th, 2007 7:30 pm

Michael Moore fans impatient to see 'Sicko'

By Jim Haug / Daytona Beach News-Journal

Michael Moore fans must feel like they have been denied treatment for the
pre-existing condition of living in Volusia and Flagler counties.

"Sicko," the ball-capped muckraker's expose on health care, opened June 29 but
has yet to come to a local theater.

It won't make it here this weekend either.

"I'm so irritated," said Maxine Kronick, a fan from Flalger Beach who appeared
in Moore's first film, "Roger and Me."

Kronick said she "called up the corporate office of Regal Cinema and screamed:
'Where's 'Sicko?' "

Theater owners say they're not trying to censor a politically charged movie
that promotes socialized medicine.

ClassWarz wrote:

On Jul 13, 5:01 pm, "ClassWarz"
WorkingClassHero.Progressivism> wrote:

Of course I was just as pissed off as anyone else. I already knew
about all the problems with the EEUU health care system. I was just
simply stating that I've seen a lot of brilliant documentaries by
independent film makers and Micheal Moore's movies aren't any of them.

ClassWarz wrote:

Or else lucky enough to get care from Mayo Clinic where I have not had to pay a=
nything except small drug copays, It is insurance from them and I bet there are=
others just as good.=20
Just explain why they come from all over the world to Mayo and other places to =
get USA care if it is so bad?