Money talks and we see in this film how small town redneck trash grovel to the wealthy.
The old American west was full of corrupt families like the Thompson's of this tale, where they stole huge amounts of land taken from the Indians (and less fortunate settlers who got in their way). They became ruthless cattle barons who became mega wealthy and corrupt lowlife trash; owning and ruling the towns they created. This later moved on to the Oil Barons who lied and bullied their way through their daily/everyday actions before, times moved on to the mega rich corporate scumbags that run - and ruin - the everyday lives of not just America but the people of the world; and governments are their management teams.
This does a great job of revealing to many people that the old west small town, bullying, corrupt and wealthy families are still running things. The one outstanding point in this story, of a man bullied, hindered and let down by the justice system, is the completely imbalanced view of things about the hero of the sad story. Why did the director/maker not have an equal balance of friends, and character witnesses, for Marv Heemeyer to balance out with the one sided lying townsfolk? If I could have made money on every interviewed person that was lying through their teeth, I would have made a bundle! The part Bulgarian psycho idiot, Cody, whose friend was interviewed was the most blatantly lying lowlife in the whole documentary!
Marv stood up for himself (just like people in the old west did) and he didn't use violence; he never knocked that Cody idiot on his ass. He went the way of talking the matter over and went to the courts when that failed. He was a good man who was let down by money fueled corrupt people and officials. I think his actions were just and the people he perpetrated them against can think themselves lucky. He could have decided to shoot and kill them. But he didn't, because he wasn't crazy or mad or a nut job like the Cody psycho fella!
If more people stood up to defend, and protect, themselves - and their loved ones - from lowlife scum such as the Thompson's etc, their lives would be a lot better. As humanity has always known, when the heroes fight back the bullies always run away. Unfortunately humanity is too greedy to have the same things that their bullies have!
The media have memories like a Goldfish and thought the death of dreary person Ronald Regan, was more important than Marv Heemeyers fight against injustice!
The old American west was full of corrupt families like the Thompson's of this tale, where they stole huge amounts of land taken from the Indians (and less fortunate settlers who got in their way). They became ruthless cattle barons who became mega wealthy and corrupt lowlife trash; owning and ruling the towns they created. This later moved on to the Oil Barons who lied and bullied their way through their daily/everyday actions before, times moved on to the mega rich corporate scumbags that run - and ruin - the everyday lives of not just America but the people of the world; and governments are their management teams.
This does a great job of revealing to many people that the old west small town, bullying, corrupt and wealthy families are still running things. The one outstanding point in this story, of a man bullied, hindered and let down by the justice system, is the completely imbalanced view of things about the hero of the sad story. Why did the director/maker not have an equal balance of friends, and character witnesses, for Marv Heemeyer to balance out with the one sided lying townsfolk? If I could have made money on every interviewed person that was lying through their teeth, I would have made a bundle! The part Bulgarian psycho idiot, Cody, whose friend was interviewed was the most blatantly lying lowlife in the whole documentary!
Marv stood up for himself (just like people in the old west did) and he didn't use violence; he never knocked that Cody idiot on his ass. He went the way of talking the matter over and went to the courts when that failed. He was a good man who was let down by money fueled corrupt people and officials. I think his actions were just and the people he perpetrated them against can think themselves lucky. He could have decided to shoot and kill them. But he didn't, because he wasn't crazy or mad or a nut job like the Cody psycho fella!
If more people stood up to defend, and protect, themselves - and their loved ones - from lowlife scum such as the Thompson's etc, their lives would be a lot better. As humanity has always known, when the heroes fight back the bullies always run away. Unfortunately humanity is too greedy to have the same things that their bullies have!
The media have memories like a Goldfish and thought the death of dreary person Ronald Regan, was more important than Marv Heemeyers fight against injustice!