I don't like guns. I don't have one at home. My father who was a Chinese immigrant and became a citizen embraced the right to own a gun. My family went through a lot from WW and China's revolution. Knowing this, I embrace every right that our founding fathers gave us. We should hold on to it as this is America. I think Mike Moore is another hypocrite. He is out to make money for himself. I don't see him donating his profits for any good cause. If he dislikes what he sees he should take the opportunity to change things, he has a lot of money to at least try. I do respect him in trying to show people the other side of America: greed, power for the wrong purpose, selfishness, egotism, etc.

Mike Wilson believes MOST Americans are "looking for that quick fix" as he says at the end of his film. I guess Mr. Wilson does not think that highly of MOST Americans if he believes most of us are just looking for a hand out or the American Dream given to us on a silver platter. Does that mean Mike Wilson hates MOST Americans? It's not place to judge what's in Mr. Wilson's heart. Maybe he simply pities MOST Americans.I do believe Michael Moore's documentaries are bias. I was expecting this documentary to provide much more evidence of where Moore twisted the truth. There wasn't much. It was mostly a series of opinions given by cherry picked interviewees -- most who had nothing to do with any the Moore's films. His point about the bank giving out guns was weak. The bank employees did let Michael Moore handle the gun they gave him in the bank and then let him walk out with the gun -- didn't they? Very odd, and wasn't that Moore's point? Not exactly on the same level of truth twisting as Andrew Breitbart's Shirley Sherrod video or his ACORN videos.At least Michael Moore named his first documentary "Roger & Me" and not "Roger Smith Hates America." I wonder which documentary Albert Maysles (interviewed in this film) believes is better (or worse): Roger & Me or Michael Moore Hates America.