We say we value education but cling to programs that don't work, we say we want a happy and a healthy working life, but encourage and reward programs and incentives that destroy jobs, crush dreams and sicken people. He shows us examples of how other countries make good programs work. This part was hopeful, but made me sad too.
As I said, this is one of the least confrontational of Moore's films. It is fun to watch him be welcomed into factories and government offices. This gives him the opportunity to show solutions rather than just problems. It's a nice switch from trying to meet CEOs in America.
Near the end of the film Moore goes to the Berlin Wall to point out that attitudes can change. Good ideas do take root and succeed. Positive changes have happened, and in our lifetimes. The fight for good things is worth it, but it won't be easy.
Spocko sez, check it out. Two Vulcan salutes up