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Submitted by April, Jul 12, 2007 00:15

America has the finest healthcare? How can you blatantly ignore the facts?


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America has the finest healthcare? How can you blatantly ignore the facts?

April 

Jul 12, 2007 00:15

Michael Moore is evidence that the world has gone completely mad. How can people believe that what is shown to... [MORE]

Eduardo Campos 

Jul 10, 2007 23:50

This article is laughable [MORE]

pedrohesse 

Jul 10, 2007 22:01

Three points, briefly. Under government health care, when someone dies who shouldn't - and it will happen - if the... [MORE]

Dennis Dilley 

Jul 10, 2007 17:29

The troubling aspect of this critique of Michael Moore's film, as well as Moore's critique of health care and the... [MORE]

Jonnie Wesley-Krueger 

Jul 10, 2007 15:15

I'm no fan of MM, but people who say he is blatantly lying are missing the point. SiCKO, nor proclaims... [MORE]

Age 

Jul 10, 2007 10:32

The entire point of the movie was to demonstrate what other countries do to help it's people when it comes... [MORE]

CHRIS 

Jul 11, 2007 15:06

Move to Europe where 13,000 people died in French because of a heat wave. Look up the facts not the... [MORE]

toting mama 

Jul 12, 2007 18:28

My own college alumni association has a great afforadable insurance plan - however, it is legal in only 48 out... [MORE]

Sandra 

Jul 10, 2007 10:01

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