Sos, that's an interesting point about Michael Moore.He is big, but when I was watching the film I guess that was not the focus for me.He may not be as healthy as he could be ,probably far from it, but the film is an eye opener showing examples of some of "healthcare" systems,
the punch line being the fact that there are prisoners in Guatanamo Bay (spelling?)
with state of the art medical care & facilities & honest/hard working civilians who have no health insurance in the U.S. are not given the appropiate care.
In the film there are some people who volunteered to help the search/cleanup after 9/11 disaster,these people had illnesses
ever since respiratory etc...the irony being that they had no insurance to be treated and meanwhile off in Guatanamo Bay
the suspected/accused/imprisoned guys have 1st class care.
We should give Michael Moore credit where it is due,for exposing this,and bringing it to our attention,all over the World,
regardless of whether he is healthy himself or not,he has done a great thing to get the film out into the mainstream,get people talking,& asking questions & making positive changes.