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Title: no dissent allowed
Review: There is a telling point midway through this film which clearly illustrates this film's way of operating. The late Professor Milton Friedman appears on screen and speaks one sentence conceding a point to the filmmakers but then he is immediately cut off without further comment. Professor Friedman spent his life working as an economist and I would have liked to hear what he had to say regarding the specific issues raised in the film. Is there a way for a film to be partisan without stacking the deck in this way? Professor of Linguistics Noam Chomsky is given lots of time in the film to lecture on economics, a topic on which he is not qualified to speak. A fairer, less slanted film would have let the actual economist have more screen time than the 20 or 30 seconds allowed him.This leads me to wonder why so many Amazon reviewers are satisfied with a film that has such a low regard for it's own audience.
