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ACCORDING to Sicko, Michael Moore's current film about health care in America, the British and French live in a world of "we," while Americans live in a world of "me." This is reflected in their respective health-care systems: The British and French sunbathe in the cloudless uplands of universal state-funded health care, where everything is free, at least to the consumer if not to the taxpayer, while Americans struggle horribly in a muddy swamp to pay exorbitant costs for themselves, and even then have often simply to die for lack of funds.
One does not, of course, expect films made for specific propaganda purposes, such as The Battleship Potemkin or Triumph of ...