Michael Moore @ Occupy Wall Street

Michael Moore stopped by Liberty Plaza tonight to humble himself in front of the masses.

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[syrupticious]

Michael Moore is worth 60 million dollars. The crowd didn't realize that he is the riches among them, and they are praising a guy who belongs in the 1%. For a guy who hates capitalism, he sure is good at it.

[Geneva Massey]

blubber butt....asshole

[Roller232]

Suck a dick asshole. You don't deserve a debate. Just suck a high hard one and keep drinking the kool aid. One day you'lll make it too!!!!!

[kbar8888]

How do new taxes and new regulations make society better? Isn't new taxes and new regulations just the way that politician shake down their wealthy donors?

For every new tax proposed the politicians write in 10 loopholes, after depositing the checks from the lobbyists and PACs. Every new regulation is negotiated with the businesses they effect. The regulation usually provides the big business an edge over their smaller competitors. No monopoly can exist without gov't approval.

[kbar8888]

Is that all you can say? Why don't you try denying that Michael Moore is a one-percenter? Why don't you try to deny that Moore uses non-union technicians to increase his profits? Why don't you try to deny that Moore cries for Americans to be disarmed all the while hiring thugs to carry his gun (and purse) to protect him?

Come on. Let's see you defend Michael Moore and prove that he is anything other than an opportunist.

[Roller232]

shut the fuck up. please.

[TheLoneWolfClantlwc]

Financially Moore would be part of not only the 1 percent but the top .1 percent. What a hypocrite.

[purplenurps]

Yes also who think this fat slob or any other celebrity who supported OWS or made any republican look like a money hungry selfish elitist gave 50 percent of their income back or to charity?

Every celebrity probably voted for Romney.

[serkelet2]

So? If he fights against capitalism, if he's willing to give up on those 60 million dollars, so let him have them until things change.

[Arik Bonnett]

How will more regulations make the economy better?