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After animation scene - "and everyone lived happily ever after

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After animation scene - "and everyone lived happily ever after

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Statistics are presented graphically on screen with a montage of archival footage. Moore asks the question - "How many people are killed with guns each year?" 

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Statistics are presented graphically on screen with a montage of archival footage. Moore asks the question - "How many people are killed with guns each year?" 

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Is the use of statistics an oversimplification of the issue?

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Why does Moore interview two girls from Eric & Dylan's class?

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Why does Moore interview two girls from Eric & Dylan's class?

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Moore interviews the two girls to gain insight and content about what the boys were like in class. This also shows how they were viewed from fellow students perspectives.

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In this scene Moore interviews two of the students that were in the same bowling class as Dylan and Eric, and he asks for their opinion on them, and how they acted prior to Columbine. This interview cuts to the Deputy Sheriff mentioning that the boys went bowling before they carried out the attacks. Moore then questions the reasoning behind the motives of gun crimes in the US, & that if media influences aren't a factor in other countries then what was behind the boys motives. Maybe it was the bowling? This goes to a montage that compares the USA's gun crime stats to other countries, as well as highlighting other countries just as violent histories.

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What do the statistics add to the point Moore is making?

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What do the statistics add to the point Moore is making?

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The statistics that Moore shows are straight facts that provide evidence to justify his point that America's gun culture is out of control seen in the statistical evidence on the amount of shootings that occur in the country in comparison to other countries

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Moore introduces the point that bowling could possibly have been a cause to the boy's violent behaviour. He questions why people don't blame bowling for the Columbine shooting in a satirical way.

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interview
talk about "are we homicidal in nature"
repeated question "I dont know what is it?"
posing questions that have no answer
makes us question what makes America so different, open ended
generates questions to make us follow one point of view
culture engrained in fear
change in style - animation / comic relief
uses to entertain as well as persuade
pilgrims afraid of persectution
burned witches out of fear
"I loves my gun"
slavery makes amaerica rich
white became afraid of black
paranoia of fear and a compulsive need for Australia
NRA and KKK were founded in the same year - points out negative connotations.
law was passed that made it illegal for a black man to own a gun out of fear.
Rose parks - all hell broke lose all white people hid in suburbs and brought millions of guns (hyperbole)
"Everyone lived happily ever after"