Starting from the beginning, I thought that there would be a degree of progression or speeding up between killing the bad guys in the middle? Actually no, bad people are bad people, there is no difference.
The self-report from the beginning really fooled me, I had absolutely no idea that it would be reversed here, although I knew it must be the police.
To me, although the final reversal was surprising, whether it was him or him, there was no essential difference to me, both were policemen.
I especially understand him.
Day by day watching those villains get away with it, I don't know if I'm going to break that line.
I just saw a good village chief killed by a special policeman this morning. Perhaps, China needs such a policeman too.
However, granting unlimited power is equivalent to abuse of power. It is always difficult for people to control themselves in the face of infinity. We still need a system.
There are laws to abide by, laws must be followed, enforcement must be strict, and violations must be punished.
I remember these four sentences in junior high school to this day, because when I was learning at that time, I felt that these four sentences were really good!
It was only in 2010 that I realized that all this is just a dream, and the book is only Elysium, and Elysium is not in China.
I joined an NGO so that I could have the courage to face today's Chinese society, a society where social morals are completely degraded. Even so, sometimes, I still feel that I can't resist the negative news that spews out.
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