Michael Moore takes advantage of little guy

If you've read anything about Michael Moore, you know he doesn't practice what he preaches. He takes things out of context and chronology to make false points, he owned Halliburton stock while bashing the company, criticizes others for not hiring minorities when he does not do so himself, stays at the Ritz while taking interviews at a cheap hotel to make himself look like an average guy. (Go here for info on some of these details.)

And now he's taken HUGE tax breaks and reimbursements from the absolutely BROKE state of Michigan for his ridiculous film "Capitalism: A Love Story." Not everyone thinks this is okay. Read here:

Moore's acceptance of the Michigan film incentive subsidy is troubling because he has grown wealthy railing against corporations and capitalist institutions — such as Wall Street — for enriching themselves at the expense of the little guy and taxpayers.

In the trailer for "Capitalism: A Love Story," Moore shows up on Wall Street and says, "...we're here to get the money back for the American people..." This is in reference to the high-profile bailout of big banks (and other institutions) by the federal government. By accepting a state subsidy, Moore, who shows disdain for private, for-profit businesses raiding the pocketbooks of Americans, engages in this very practice himself.