This 'debate' began when you said,
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I classify Michael Moore tactics as running around spouting off to microphones alleging things that you have no proof of. Spinning things to make it appear exactly how you want it to, regardless of reality.
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I found this description to be pretty inadequate, and went on to equate 'Moore tactics' with the stylings and presentation of G. Bush and Rumsfeld, and asked you if their actions fit your description of 'Moore tactics'.
That's the core of this 'debate', and its what you've yet to respond to. I have no idea why you write so much, and yet refuse to elaborate your definition after being asked repeatedly, as this is your main assertion that I've been trying to get you to develop.
For some reason you don't feel its appropriate to clean up your definition of 'Moore tactics', beyond;
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I cannot stand his style of "journalism", weilding a camera & random pictures, ambushing people with strange questions, then triumphantly declaring that they must be guilty because they didn't answer a question.
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If you hate Moore, give some solid reasons. Moore does not identify himself as a 'journalist'. He clearly has a point of view, and goes about representing it, just like _any_ documentarist. If you don't like his point of view, fair enough, but you seem to attack his style, or his 'Moore tactics'. If it is his 'tactics' you have an issue with, explain what they are... if you can't, don't.