Talk:SiCKO
Aschlafly - You have such a strong opinion on this film that is still being shown in previews. Have you even seen it? Guitarplayer 16:50, 25 June 2007 (EDT)
I have a few choice words for Michael Moore, concerning his new movie, Sicko.
Thou shalt not steal (Exodus 20:15)
Cursed is the man who moves his neighbor’s boundary stone (Deuteronomy 27:17)
For even when we were with you, this we commanded you, that if any would not work, neither should he eat (II Thessalonians 3:10)
I have, to my deepest regret, been previously forced to endure Mr. Moore's three previous films in which he attacks great leaders of our time, our right to defend ourselves against evil, and his brazen lies in attacking Our Leader, and I yet again had the unfortunate experience of sitting through his dirty filth once again only so that you, my glorious readers and patriots, know better than to fall for the scam and see this film.
What Mr. Moore fails to realize, and what perhaps the people of every industrialized nation in the world except for the Great and Glorious nation of America fail to realize, is that it is unmistakably stated in the Bible that a person's property rights must be respected by others, lest they endure the fiery pits of hell. What he advocates here, not only the forced subjugation of our will by the government in order to take from the righteous and give to the weak and lazy sinner, but that already agreed upon contracts between individuals and corporations be broken just so that these individuals can receive "necessary care" that they "cannot afford" because they do not have the "means."
Well I ask you, dear reader, is it not true that those who are truly righteous in the eyes of the Lord labor hard, hard indeed, for their gains, and those who are genuinely deserving of miracles will have worked hard enough to be able to afford them? I think it is an insult to ask these same people to sacrifice themselves in order to appease those who commit one of the seven deadliest sins: sloth.
These people, these communists and fascists, who claim to be for the good of mankind, in clear opposition to everything right in holy in this world, simply have one quality: selfishness. They would rather see their expenses paid for by someone else rather than themselves. So those who have worked hard enough to be fortunate in the eyes of God shall facilitate the sins of others. Indeed, this is true lies at their absolute worst.
If one reads Luke 4:1-13, they would know that Jesus refused control of the political kingdoms of earth because it is a sin to have other gods above god. Also Jesus knew that true virtue is in the voluntary compassion of people to one another. Why should corporations sacrifice their profits while they are already doing so much to help the people of the world: providing them jobs which sustain them, and allow them to pay for what health care they can afford, day care, and mortgages. Also, as we know from his original campaign Our Leader encourages "compassionate conservatism", so the government is already promoting what is right. I would encourage those who advocate Mr. Moore's policies to be generous and charitable themselves, rather than expecting the fortunate to do it for them.
Free universal health care is against everything God stands for, and thus must be prevented. Man is not meant to depend on the generosity of other man, thus leading him into temptation and sinking into depths of depravity. Due to this, the glorious free market capitalist stance that our country currently takes on this matter is Right and Just.
Since this film is so sinful in it's message, I must give it the worst grade possible: F.
God Bless Our Glorious Leader George W. Bush.
source: thereeltruth.blogspot.com