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There's always a truth beneath the surface
Clair 2022-04-24 07:01:25
I watched it for a while at breakfast, and I came back in the evening to continue watching it. It was a miracle that I didn’t play with my phone during the period. All I can say is that the Chechen youth was unfortunate, but lucky, whether it was because of the demolition that caused his adoptive father to be killed, he was accused of murdering his adoptive father. The 11 jurors always believed that he was guilty and should be sentenced to imprisonment in the first round of voting. Only the physics programmer hesitated and believed that life should be treated with caution. Everyone has something more important than respecting life, which is their own interests. Heaven and earth are not benevolent, and all things are guinea pigs. There is no way to accuse them of indifference to life. After all, dignity is a luxury that can only be talked about in a civilized society that does not involve issues of survival, food and clothing. In fact, the one who influenced me the most was the taxi himself. From the very beginning, he clearly stated that he should be convicted and defended his cognition by himself. Until the physics programmer talked about the jealousy of women, he was touched by the Buddha. Deep down, he talked about him and his son. Yes, things are often not as simple as they appear on the surface. Don't judge someone's right and wrong, especially don't judge others' behavior easily from your own perspective.
Extended Reading
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2-y prisyazhnyy: So, we're voting on whether the defendant is guilty. Hands up, please.
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