So-called justice

I’m almost finished watching the night shift manager, but I don’t have the excitement of justice being carried out. If an arms dealer is eliminated, there will be another rise. The starting point for solving the problem is inherently wrong; in addition, the play is full of betrayal, derailment, and instigation. If the so-called justice is achieved through these, is it possible to change from another angle? Think this is also unscrupulous to achieve the goal? It's just that the interests of the two sides are different, and they are basically the same. One is for monetary gain and the other is for emotional revenge. Who can say that what Pine and the intelligence department behind him are doing is completely just? ! When the balance is broken, it is bound to cause a new struggle. The balance of power between the government and arms dealers is generally unchanged. It can be said that the most ridiculous thing in this world is the so-called heroism.
Roper is not a big villain. He is just doing what all businessmen are doing-making money. It's just that he sells arms and you sell slippers, so there is no difference in essence. He didn't directly hurt people's lives. It was the unrest organization and the rebel forces that did all this. Roper just provided the tools. If he must be said to be guilty, then people who sell knives and axes are also guilty. How many lives are killed every year?
Is Pine doing the right thing? What is the big picture? What is the trivial matter? Who can give the absolutely correct answer? Is it big for the country? But Pine’s starting point for doing all this is to give a whore revenge. Pine takes Roper down, a boy has lost his father, and he has been deceived by his most trusted friend. So, at least in this drama, there are no so-called right and wrong, justice and evil, villains and heroes. Some are just juggling their wrists for their own interests. There is nothing wrong with money and interests. What is wrong? It is people’s over-absolute thinking that things are either right or wrong. It must be right for the peace of mankind. This sentence is the biggest bullshit! The so-called peace is for whom, for the common people, and for businessmen like Roper, is to kill them all. People shout about freedom and equality every day. Who defines the so-called equality? Who will guarantee? There are no absolutes in this world, only the rules set by the powerful party. To put it bluntly, whoever has a strong rule will make it. Other polite words and appeals are just bullshit and shit! shit! This world has always believed in power!

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