Libbie 2022-01-06 08:01:59
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Annalise 2022-04-22 07:01:42
It was the same old-fashioned route as [Never Compromise] who was almost asleep, but as soon as Daddy got up from his seat, I started to lose control. . .
Freeda 2022-03-25 09:01:14
I cried so much in the second half. Sometimes discrimination stems from a lack of empathy, and the empathy of a group may not be a kind of nature, but knowledge. I don't know if the average man will be deeply touched by this, if he will feel offended and helpless. Some commented that the heroine is stupid enough to think that the boss will help her. I want to say that it is precisely because she is "stupid" that she chooses to uphold the truth and choose to believe in the law, so that she will win a case that has never been preceded by a precedent. Don't look at the women of that era from the perspective of your god, and don't use the benefits you enjoyed in the 20th century to talk about the people who won them for you! Finally, I am grateful to all those who have fought and are fighting for equal rights. It is hard to imagine a world where everyone compromises. You are really great!
[first lines]
Josey Aimes: [testifying] Lady, you sit in your nice house, clean floors, your bottled water, your flowers on Valentine's Day, and you think you're tough? Wear my shoes. Tell me tough. Work a day in the pit, tell me tough.
Lawyer: I'm sure we're all sufficiently impressed, Mrs. Aimes.
Josey Aimes: There's no "Mrs." here.
Hank Aimes: [to Josey upon announcing her desire to work at the mine] You wanna be a lesbian, now?
Karen Aimes: [innocently] *I* wanna be a lesbian.
