This film shows democracy in action. Varied groups in Utah want to prevent Michael Moore from speaking on a college campus. Others want him to go ahead with his speech. The film gives equal treatment to both sides. By this I mean we are presented with the voices of both those opposed and in favour of Michael Moore giving his presentation. The viewer is left to decide for himself.
But those Utah conservatives (family value types, our community types) are really a repressive and intolerant bunch – they are a disgrace to democracy. There is lots of good, vibrant interchange between the two sides and this makes this film well worth watching. Michael Moore's speech at the end quoting the First Amendment was very powerful.
But those Utah conservatives (family value types, our community types) are really a repressive and intolerant bunch – they are a disgrace to democracy. There is lots of good, vibrant interchange between the two sides and this makes this film well worth watching. Michael Moore's speech at the end quoting the First Amendment was very powerful.