Originally, I just wanted to watch it when everyone was looking for a healing cat movie, but I didn't expect to find this one. 2 thoughts on this documentary.
Point 1 is about growth. A barrage mentioned that Luca's school bullying was the root cause of the subsequent killing of cats and people. This was an incentive, but it was far from being the direct cause. The ultimate root cause was himself. Whose childhood was completely warm and carefree? School bullying, family breakdown, living poverty and other external factors occur all the time. There are always people who like to attribute it to the family environment and social environment, but what kind of person a person eventually becomes is affected by both external and internal factors. And I think the internal factor is the more important factor. People need self-education. Although it is not up to you to decide whether to go well or go against the flow, you should always guide in a positive direction, instead of expecting life to give you a good hand, otherwise you will be like a coward complaining about the crit that life has given you.
The second point is about human flesh search. It can be said that the successful detection of this murder case is largely due to a group of persistent, resourceful and brave netizens. The vacuum cleaner that flashed by in the video, the gas station in the corner of the photo, the fake name of the vest blogger, and the "space, space" used in comments were all discovered by detective netizens, and they locked Luca step by step. In the process, a person thrown by Luca as a smoke bomb was forced to commit suicide under pressure after being fleshed out. This innocent person became the victim of the meat search. Infuriated netizens are not only a force of justice, but also a beast that lacks rationality. Therefore, the majority of netizens can be encouraged to provide clues, but "private trial" behaviors such as intimidation by telephone intimidation by express delivery must be controlled.
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