I only watched the first episode and I couldn't sleep because of the discomfort.
Especially after the recent Dumeizhu incident, I feel more and more that the progress of civilization starts from the constant updating of understanding. All the old cases are brought to light.
I don't like the phrase "no snowflake is innocent"
Because the implication of this sentence is that an avalanche happened again. There is no meaning, and no reflection can be seen.
After such an incident, does it really work to hold you accountable, and does the truth really matter? What kind of truth do we need? I'm getting more and more suspicious.
The title of this drama should be unbelievable truth, but after watching it, I only got one conclusion that it is unbelievable humanity and unbelievable society.
I don't know what language to use to describe my feelings, and I even feel that it's all futile and powerless.
I don't understand why the society will give the greatest malice to the victims, no matter what kind of background they know, what kind of context they see
Can a male police officer see Mary's rich criminal record and learn about her abuse, and conclude that she is a Psycho, her insane, and make up all this stuff?
The most ridiculous thing is that when Mary asked for consultation and hoped for mental retreatment, the response she got was actually silence. Could it be that she felt that the so-called harmonious society had such a system loophole, and the miserable life is a failure of the glorious chapter, and it should be wiped out. , let it self-destruct, pretending that nothing happened?
How can we demand, demand a perfect victim? Whether it's made up or the truth, what I know is
Although the so-called social development era has progressed, modern women have always advocated that a ridiculous film should not be used as a test list for women's chastity, although the word chastity itself is a ridiculous word for women.
Do any girls really make up a lie about whether they have been raped and let the world tell them about them? Even if she does, is there a deeper reason behind it that we haven't discovered and understood?
Is what we have to do is question and blame? Questioning the imperfection that the victim blames on the victim? Does a prostitute deserve to be assaulted by a random passerby on the street? Does a woman with a chaotic private life deserve to be forced to exercise?
Where does this absurd blame come from? When things happened, we actually started blaming the victim to save trouble. Why do you wear so little to go out? Did you want to do it that night? Do you usually date men? Wouldn't it be ridiculous to conclude that she deserved it from these so-called previous evidences that we set it up as a law?
Should reflection not be called force? What makes such coercion happen, time after time, isn't society condoning it?
I am very grateful for such a perspective, which allows us to truly see the victim's heart and experience her feelings. I'm even really starting to doubt the meaning of truth? Can catching the real murderer really make all damage zero? What we call to trace the source of social security and protect less people from being harmed in the future, asking and retell and flashing over and over again, isn't it destroying a life that has been harmed to the point of being crippled?
Every life is equal, no distinction is made between the high and the low, the experience is good or bad. If we sacrifice a person's life to fulfill the life that may be endangered in the future for the so-called social justice and social order, we can only say that we have given up our humanity. There is no human civilization to speak of, all that awaits is the disappointment of a group of society
Neither of us is her, so please don't presume to speculate on the truth
Neither of us is her, so please don't take the big picture out of harm's way
We are not her, we should be glad
We are not her, but we should choose to believe
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