I only scored two points.
Basically, I have a relatively cold personality. I can't be a banker like his father, but I don't believe in the class harmony theory promoted here. In the education we received when we were young, capitalists wanted to eat people, and the proletariat wanted to be eaten by people. This contradiction is inherently irreconcilable, but the bourgeoisie will find ways to put a tender veil on this cannibalism system. Call this sugar-coated cannonball in our days. Basically speaking, this kind of contradiction is irreconcilable, and the ultimate solution can only be solved by the proletarian revolution after it completely overthrows the bourgeois power.
Basically, the first half of the above discussion is not a problem. Although I admit that a considerable part of my education since childhood is nonsense, this part of my education is still very good, and it truly exposes the operation of this society. Some of the mechanisms of, so we have the ability to see through the illusion of the enemy from an early age.
But-please note that this is very important. I did not say that I think there must be a revolution. On the contrary, democratic countries have a very key factor called the legal system, so there is a restraining mechanism for capitalists' natural cannibalistic nature. With taxes, benefits, and the legal system, money is naturally a halter. The film was shot in 1938. The Second World War has not yet started. The whole world does not know how to deal with the economic crisis. It is still unknown whether it will be based on the Soviet Union or Nazi Germany. Hollywood is like a headless fly. I don't know that only Keynesianism can save the United States, so I put my hope on the harmonica-style theory of class harmony, which makes this film a great discount to us who have experienced the socialist revolution.
In fact, I like Stewart’s other films very much, such as Mr. Smith’s coming to Washington, It’s a wonderful life, they are all good. It is recommended that colleagues who have not watched the other two films go to watch.
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