Watching American society through movies~~

The young people in small American towns are not much better than those in China: they work in the dark in a declining factory, eat junk food, women grow up butts, men grow up belly, old, ugly, and vulgar, watching junk TV and junk entertainment every day. Thanks to the temporary status of the American Emperor, they also have a town house and a vehicle. But with the decline of communism (they can buy cheaper steel from china, so they are gonna shut the mill dowm), a large number of unemployed vagrants appeared. Unlike the Chinese unemployed den who plays video games at home (young people), middle-aged people are unemployed playing mahjong with their neighbors, and the elderly are unemployed (close to retirement) to bring their grandchildren and grandchildren, the US imperialism and liberalized social thoughts always have something to provoke. Trouble out. It's just one of them that it's uncomfortable not to fight. The niggas in the slums and the white trash can't find their presence if they don't do anything extraordinary. ——Who JB told me that individualism can lead to innovation, I just think about it, throw it in the slum of detroit at 10:00 pm; of course, for god's mercy, give him a bar of soap by the way.

The upper-class elites of the U.S. emperor are happy to use entertainment and happy education to anaesthetize the lower-class. Gang fights will make them fend for themselves. Not to mention drugs and medical treatments, they are both important weapons of gene cleansing, and they will be wiped out in the end. Of course, the elite will choose a girl who picks up rubbish to make a living and is admitted to Harvard University. On the one hand, it will continue to anaesthetize the brain damage in the slums, and on the other hand, it will show the eyes of foreigners and envy the beauty of freedom and equality.

The film has a strong realism to a certain extent, and it objectively describes the decline of the American manufacturing industry (needless to say, even the national flags are imported...). On this basis, the middle class is swift." Deprivation". And with the decline of the U.S. dollar's status, the inability to feed the hanged nigger, Lao Mo, and white trash in China by looting the world has caused various problems to gradually become prominent. Roar, if there is no such thing as the development of the Internet high-speed information road in the 1990s, it is difficult to maintain the status of the US emperor, then many blocks will become the "sin city" of LA in the 1990s.

Studying the problems of American imperialism is not for self-satisfaction (I know very well that I will not go abroad), nor is it for self-anaesthesia. Rather, how I long for our country to grow into a country that is stronger, more harmonious, and happier for its people than the U.S. Empire! by all means!

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