There is always such a group of people in society, they have been injured, they are alone. Not everyone can get help, and not everyone can get through it.
At least, A got help, he was released and can live again.
How many people can have such an opportunity? If the heart is not strong enough, it will inevitably be eliminated. How many people have been injured, lonely and lonely in history~ They have all survived.
We can't say that A wants to get better, and if he works hard, society must understand him and obliterate everything he has done. If A has new hope, will society not be allowed to disturb him? No matter what mentality he was in back then, it didn't matter his own life or death so he killed people, or he lost his mind because of his friends' words, he made mistakes, and made a big mistake, and he would inevitably pay a price. If the society forgave him, it is good, but does not forgive him, does A have the right to blame the society?
This society is cruel. If you want to survive, you must endure and you must be strong enough. So, can I say that A is weak and doesn't want to live so much? Life can always start again~
I thought of Shawshank's salvation. If A is strong enough to prove himself to the society step by step, starting from the people around him, everyone will slowly accept him~ Isn't that counselor? But then, this film becomes an inspirational film~
Of course, the above is just a one-sided statement. There are many cruelest things in this world, and one of them is to extinguish the hope of people who have just ignited the fire of hope.
We are sighing, arguing, and even blaming each other for their opinions. How many people stand up and do something for this society? For example, how many of the counselors are willing to pursue such a career, even if it is part-time? How many people volunteer to volunteer? Not to complete school tasks or make your resume more beautiful~
It is a group of people like us who are making big grievances~but continue to make this society indifferent and degenerate~because every little power of each of us makes A lose hope and choose to die.
I mourn A and also mourn us.
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