In a documentary with the director’s subjective intervention, the story logic is very strict and progressive, and objective facts are used to discuss the director’s subjective expression. The way the story is told is also very interesting. The director (Americans) asks about the medical situation in other countries with the mentality of the director (American). In the eyes of people in other countries, the questions asked are all jokes. This is a great irony for the most advanced and greatest country in the world. In the most liberalized society, in the medical industry that requires a high degree of life care, capital has not restrained its bloodthirsty nature, and given life the respect and care it deserves .
The selection of documentaries is very important, and it must be sufficiently representative, for example, people in the insurance industry with unshakable conscience, those who have lost their loved ones because of the lack of timely assistance for medical insurance problems, Americans who have settled abroad, and former countries. Hero 911 firefighters.
Another way of expressing it is comparison, the comparison of medical care in the United States with that of other countries, the comparison with the neighboring Canada, the comparison with the United Kingdom, France, and even the comparison with Cuba. On the line of 9/11 heroes, their medical attention is far less than the terrorists at Guantanamo. They even got medical attention in Cuba that they couldn't get in the United States. The United States sold medicine for 120 US dollars, and Cuba only cost 5 cents. The parties directly broke down in tears. In addition, the local Cuban fire department also paid tribute to the American 911 firefighters.
Such topic selection not only has the significance of criticism and irony, but also humanistic care, so that life can be better respected.
Conversely, when we look at the current epidemic control in the United States, it is worth reflecting on the consequences of the comprehensive privatization of medical care.
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