How can we stop false justice in the name of justice?

Opal 2022-04-22 07:01:10

This isn't a one-step prison movie, although it has prison fights. This is based on a true story. At first, I wasn't moved by this film, I just stared grimly at the images of Ireland and the United Kingdom attacking each other in the 1970s, and then wondered if this would be the case after the liberation of Taiwan by force; watching the so-called democratic system under political pressure The wrongful imprisonment caused by the violation of civil rights, and then think that the West has learned and discovered the benefits of communist centralization in this regard, but it is still more civilized than Stalin’s era, at least public reports also pay attention to legal procedures; The real murderer is also Moli's new friend to resist the colonial atrocities of the British against them, and then think as they said, the British always carry out colonial atrocities until they lose the battle. They will learn to respect you; it's really interesting to watch prisoners live in prison and then think about freedom in the West; watch them march in protest and think about the CPSU-era constitution; see when the police threaten Moli Moli only bowed his head and confessed when he was going to kill his father, and then I thought it was the same as Wharton in the green miracle, using the love between people to kill, this is the most despicable; when I saw the ending In 10 minutes, I was very touched. The unjust case of Zhaoxue shows justice more than the judgment. If the law cannot make justice be done, it is better not to do so; how to stop the false justice created in the name of justice, only the freedom of information. A dusty file can make unjust cases clear, so let the people have the information, so that effective supervision can be achieved, and the information will prove which side of justice is on.

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In the Name of the Father quotes

  • [after hearing of his father's death]

    Gareth Peirce: [With tears in her eyes] Well, I think they ought to take the word 'compassion' out of the English dictionary.

  • Gerry Conlon: I'll be older than you when I get out of this place. If I get out. Are you listening to me?

    Giuseppe Conlon: I'm not talking to you.

    Gerry Conlon: Now who's being childish?

    Giuseppe Conlon: I've not heard a sensible word out of you in two weeks. That stuff will kill you.

    [talking about drugs]

    Gerry Conlon: Sure I'm dead anyway. Look I'm sorry. I'll not take it again as long as you live. Are you happy now?

    Giuseppe Conlon: No.

    Gerry Conlon: Why not?

    Giuseppe Conlon: I don't want you to take it whether I live or die.

    Gerry Conlon: Oh, give me strength. Ok, I'll do nothing to annoy you in your grave. Now are you happy?

    Giuseppe Conlon: Is that a promise?

    Gerry Conlon: Ay, maybe.