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"Michael Moore has been all over the Wisconsin union fight, giving a pointless speech a few days ago that basically repeated the ignorant interview I fisked below.  And, last night on Maddow, he went completely non-linear after the Senate vote, calling it a war on the middle class.  The latter is a truly a classic rant from Moore, a deranged factually-challenged diatribe ranging from the Air Traffic Controllers’ illegal strike to demands for students to strike in favor of Wisconsin.  He repeats the false claim that there are trillions of unused dollars out there; he repeats various myths about wealth distribution; he incorrectly claims that the Wisconsin bill strips all unions of their rights.  It ends with him holding up handcuffs and saying the people are coming for “you”, whoever “you” are."

"(He also goes on about Michigan passing a bill to dissolve city governments.  I’m not familiar with this bill and can’t find much on it beyond progressive websites.  If the reports are accurate, I doubt it will pass constitutional muster as it does seem rather extreme.)"

"Moore thinks this is the beginning of a people’s revolution against the Man.  Of course, he’s thought that—off and on—for the last twenty years.  But if you watch the speech, it’s just standard socialist trope and “revolutionary” rhetoric.  It might have been relevant 75 years ago, when unions were a large minority (as opposed to about 8% of non-government workers today).  Today, it will play well with progressive crowds but the rest of the country will yawn and go back to work."

"Moore is claiming that the wealthiest 400 Americans own as much wealth as the bottom 50%.  As is usual with Moore, he’s telling a half-truth.  As Robert Frank points out, this has always been true for as long as we have statistics.  And I would hazard that it was even more true in the so-called golden era when unions were strong (and, also, if your history comes from something thicker than a matchbook—when they were protectionist, racist and corrupt).  Or maybe Mikey thinks we had a more equitable distribution of wealth when racial, sexual and ethnic discrimination were institutionalized in every level of government."

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