i hate america fuck america what the fuck even is america

extremely poignant and relevant documentary. everyone should watch.

i hate america fuck america what the fuck even is america

extremely poignant and relevant documentary. everyone should watch.

Just feels like a constant never ending cycle. It never gives one answer but rather a lot of factors of what sets America apart from the rest still without completely knowing. Everybody in America hears of these constant violent stories everyday, and especially if you live in certain states, it is very normalized to have a gun. When everybody has guns it leads to people who don’t feel safe in this country unless they have one. The normalization leads to these guns getting into the hands of people that shouldn’t own guns and that’s where the violence comes in. It’s all about the fear, fear is the stem of this entire problem. Michael Moore can be polarizing and some footage here is definitely skewed, but he makes a fascinating point and does a really good job on presenting it to you in an entertaining fashion.

Just feels like a constant never ending cycle. It never gives one answer but rather a lot of factors of what sets America apart from the rest still without completely knowing. Everybody in America hears of these constant violent stories everyday, and especially if you live in certain states, it is very normalized to have a gun. When everybody has guns it leads to people who don’t feel safe in this country unless they have one. The normalization leads to these guns getting into the hands of people that shouldn’t own guns and that’s where the violence comes in. It’s all about the fear, fear is the stem of this entire problem. Michael Moore can be polarizing and some footage here is definitely skewed, but he makes a fascinating point and does a really good job on presenting it to you in an entertaining fashion.

Over 20 years later and we have over 12 children a day passing away because of gun control. In 2025 over 100 school shootings were recorded in the US. 

This is an incredible documentary and just so eye opening. Michael Moore thank you for making this and recognizing the wrong in this country that should be fixed.

Over 20 years later and we have over 12 children a day passing away because of gun control. In 2025 over 100 school shootings were recorded in the US. 

This is an incredible documentary and just so eye opening. Michael Moore thank you for making this and recognizing the wrong in this country that should be fixed.

I really like the angle of this documentary, its a question i find very interesting. It's the first documentary from Michael Moore i've seen and i find his style very good. He presents the facts and leaves the some things unsaid and asks questions without answer for the audience to think about for themselves. Im intrigued by his other documentaries aswell and i will most likely watch his other work too.

I really like the angle of this documentary, its a question i find very interesting. It's the first documentary from Michael Moore i've seen and i find his style very good. He presents the facts and leaves the some things unsaid and asks questions without answer for the audience to think about for themselves. Im intrigued by his other documentaries aswell and i will most likely watch his other work too.

Michael Moore comes under a lot of fire, but it’s undeniable that he has a great understanding of what makes a good documentary. Every documentary has bias, but I appreciate that, especially in this one Moore makes that very apparent by having a mix of comedy and hard hitting facts, and I love the way he unabashedly goes after the rich and powerful who are normally immune from this kind of scrutiny. This is only my second documentary of his, but I personally like how in both he focuses on Michigan specifically because I can relate to it so much. Watching these 20 years later is so crazy because for the most part things have only gotten worse and it just makes me wonder what his newer documentaries are like, which I’m sure I’ll watch soon enough. I’m interested in watching some more documentaries so if anyone reading has any recommendations I’d greatly appreciate it.

Michael Moore comes under a lot of fire, but it’s undeniable that he has a great understanding of what makes a good documentary. Every documentary has bias, but I appreciate that, especially in this one Moore makes that very apparent by having a mix of comedy and hard hitting facts, and I love the way he unabashedly goes after the rich and powerful who are normally immune from this kind of scrutiny. This is only my second documentary of his, but I personally like how in both he focuses on Michigan specifically because I can relate to it so much. Watching these 20 years later is so crazy because for the most part things have only gotten worse and it just makes me wonder what his newer documentaries are like, which I’m sure I’ll watch soon enough. I’m interested in watching some more documentaries so if anyone reading has any recommendations I’d greatly appreciate it.