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Xzavier 2022-03-15 08:01:02
'El Salvador': The Ruffian Stone's Paradox
Whenever I hear Martin Luther King's impassioned "I have a dream" speech, I always think of those unreliable dreams that I made up when I was a child in response to the teacher's questions, such as becoming an astronaut in the future. members, scientists, war correspondents, and even state...

Art Bonilla
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Angus 2022-03-15 08:01:02
"When you do this, you become like them" - there is still a slight difference between executing prisoners of war and killing civilians. However, people are always the same, even if you succeed, it's just a change of face. The difference is the system, the power structure. Some friends in the comments said that the protagonist has been criticizing the United States, but he escaped by relying on the United States, but the protagonist was not rescued by the justice of the United States, but by the hegemony of the United States. This hegemony can be the United States, the Soviet Union or other countries with strong regional influence.
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Hayley 2022-03-26 09:01:14
The director's helplessness and expectations for the world are often seen from the black background and white words at the end of the movie... It's heart-wrenching and can't be relieved. Oliver is like a ghost in Hamlet, constantly pushing his audience to find out the truth about the world.
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