Thank you Art.
I sat in my seat after the movie watching the credits roll trying to pull myself together. I felt lucky to still have my Canadian citizenship. I have THAT OPTION, if I need it. It occured to me I wanted to live in a country that respected it's peoples.
But I got over it quickly when I left the theatre and the sun was shining on my beautiful Blue Ridge mountains. Now I have a better perspective of who I am, what I am and the choices that are available for me. There's a part of me that wants it all, certainly the freedom to come and go between borders as all the "snowbirds" do. Make no bones about it, Canada is COLD...and expensive.
Yup, you're right, no one has a right to diss the film or the Director until after they've seen it. Thanks for sharing.
>"I told him we might all move. "
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"My youngest told me he's going to live in Canada when he moves out of the house."
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- Michael Moore Goes to Washington
- Socialized Healthcare for all will destroy the incintive to work for millions of baby boomers
- Review of reviews of the film
- Americans report their own health experiences on BBC website
- Took my sons last night
- the canadian system will collapse if the USA ever adopts a full single payor system.
- And who says America's future isn't bright?
- "My youngest told me he's going to live in Canada when he moves out of the house."
- I saw the movie "SICKO" today
- I so hope this movie is the kick in the rear Congress needs to finally ACT instead or argue. (n/t)
- Be careful what you wish for.
- That is just simplistic and not true
- "Our current health care system ....works"
- re: "Our current health care system ....works"
- re: "Our current health care system ....works"
- re: "Our current health care system ....works"
- Republicans have had 6 years to use "private solutions"
- Be careful what you wish for.