Mince,
I say the same thing. Moore though made me dislike him to put it nicely when he made Columnbine. I live in Colorado and the deal is he makes guns the scapegoat for his movie. It wasn't a documentary, it was not an honest attempt to make a visual story based on fact, it was a anti-gun montage meant to evoke emotion. He ignores the two killers were gay/bisexual, that their parents saw them making bombs, but thought nothing of it, they wrote essays for 2 years talking about killing sprees and no one said nothing, and the school officials looked on as these two nut cases were picked on beyond breaking point and picked on some more. These guys were ultimately to blame, their parents, the school teachers for not calling the parents, the parents of the kids they shot for not teaching their kids to treat others with dignity and respect. The kids who picked on them, alot of people need to be called on the carpet, but he chose guns and then went after K-Mart? Yeah Moore was looking to sell a flick, not tell the truth.
First of all Moore makes America seem like a place full of people with guns and people willing to give guns away no questions asked.
Like the bank scene. Moore edited the whole thing to make it look like he tossed down 10 bucks, opened an account and a teller tossed him a rifle. This was false, he didn't show you the 10 miles of paper work and back ground checks he went through or the waiting period of 10 days required.
So he set the stage for dishonest film making.
9/11 was pelted with this same style of yellow journalism. It was alot of Bush bashing. Maybe he deserves some of it? Maybe he doesn't. But what I found true, it wasn't edited or cut that most Americans won't catch is when Moore talks to Congressmen and a congressman tells him the Patriot Act was sitting on a shelf for years some place and they didn't read it before they passed it, and better they don't real any of the legislation they pass 3/4ths of the time. As a US citizen and having a decent knowledge of our system, this floored me. I will say thank you to Moore for confirming my worst fears and will say if that is the case, if Congress acts this irresponsibly in their duties then our days are numbered.
Then we see Moore asking Congressmen to enlist their kids in the military to support the war they voted for, it was the look of Empire complete with a Caste system, they looked shocked he'd even ask and he asked dems and republicans. Atleast the republican tried to answer, the dem covered his face, grumbled at fat boy and ran one way, then turned and ran the other.
That is what I took away from the movie and then the Taliban guy who told the American lippy woman reporter who was yaking about womens rights to him that he felt sorry for her husband, she must be difficult to live with. I loved that, one thing about the Taliban, they got our women figured out.

Let them call me a rebel and I welcome it, I feel no concern from it; but I should suffer the misery of demons were I to make a whore of my soul. (Thomas Paine)