Compared to the second season, I prefer the first season. All kinds of struggles, rights and honors in a small town. In a monopoly capitalist society, big capitalists and politicians are all in control of power, and the big Jim is extremely bad. In a monopoly capitalist society, citizens are still free and not collective; therefore, the residents of small towns still have great freedoms.
However, the big politicians of monopoly capitalism, in order to consolidate their advantageous position, began to eradicate dissidents, deter others, and establish authority. The targets to be eradicated include Barbie, Julia, and others. The target of deterrence is the policewoman, that is, the violent organization; thereby establishing an authority in the public that cannot be subverted. This season, as a whole, it is that Big Jim has gradually established his own power. Various shady methods are extremely ironic. At the same time, it also reveals the respective attitudes of various people under abnormal ecological conditions.
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