Michael Moore once again is using his barefaced brainwashing formula to pit people against one another and sell tickets to his latest anti-American, freedom-snuffing flick called “Capitalism: A Love Story.”

The “poor, poor pitiful me” ploy gets radicals rushing to the theaters every time.

This time, though, Moore apparently didn’t feel confident enough to do a wide release like he did with “Fahrenheit 911.” Instead he launched the anti-capitalist crock in only four theaters in New York and Los Angeles, evidently hoping for a high pre-screen average.

As it turned out, he did okay, with 62 grand.

Now Moore is boohooing on Twitter that the sinister media corporations are picking on him.

“CBS has cancelled me on its Mon. morning show,” the filmmaker tweeted. “After I criticized ABC/Disney on GMA, they didn't want me to do the same on CBS.”

Moore was recently a guest on "Good Morning America," where he attacked ABC/Disney for hiring people as “permanent freelancers,” who work for the network but aren't granted the benefits full-time employees are given.

Poor Mikey. He gets to run off at the mouth only on NBC, ABC, CNN, MSNBC, HBO. and the last remaining TV station in Venezuela.