But don't get me wrong, I'm in no way suggesting that I'm going to take force even though I'm in no way committed to giving up violence as a last resort in this war. But from what I've read so far, the key to winning this war is not whether we can use . It's about whether we can find a way and a pattern to re-restrain the behemoths we humans have created-they have eaten too much, grown too strong, have their own independent action patterns, break free off our belts.
And who is the main force of this operation? Only the people themselves. The reason is very simple, if you don't care about understanding and grasping your own destiny seriously, no one will make more efforts for you. Maybe Mike Moore is politically naive, maybe Mike Moore overacts, but there's no denying the theme that runs through his two-hour film—people must stand up and take control of their own destiny.
Yes, I am naive and naive, I am willing to cheer for Mike Moore, and I am willing to cry with the people who seek justice.
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