I suspect that there are many stunned young people in the West who will never grow up. They always like to simplify problems and make them absolute. In fact, only the problems encountered by kindergarten children are right and wrong and black and white. There is no right or wrong in the adult world, only gains and losses. Chinese Confucianism has seen through all of this a long time ago, so the masters deal with problems in the middle way, looking for the balance of various interests and reconciling yin and yang. For example, to buy a house, there will never be an absolutely perfect house in this world. It is meaningless for us to fight over which house is the best. There will never be any results, because people’s needs are different, and some people like comfort. Some people value convenient transportation, and some people value supporting facilities more... So if you tell a young man who never cooks very much about this house, the nearby vegetable market must be chickens and ducks. Therefore, in this film, I think that in the face of the national justice of the country and the safety of the people of the country, a few lives are not a problem at all. Westerners like to use Hitler and Muslim extremists as examples to oppose this view, but Westerners do not like to use themselves to fight wars everywhere examples against such a view. When Western countries led by the United States threw bombs into the Middle East, they thought it was no problem to kill thousands of people, but those Middle Eastern countries executed a few political prisoners and shut up the people... It's nothing more than a variety of logical confusion and double standards.
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