Moral impact, baptism of nationalism, religious constraints. Good and evil are for love, in the name of love.
It's not wrong, it's all good, what's wrong?
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Between fraternity and love
Adrain 2022-03-24 09:02:16
A loving, cold heart. To say that his fraternity is due to his loyalty to the country, the secular understanding of fraternity is nothing more than establishment and national ideals. But it's ironic that such ideals sprout from hatred. The relatively low status of love, but sprouted from the thoughtfulness and warmth of people, and the adherence to the rules. Fraternity grows in the soil of sin, while love sprouts in goodness. how dramatic.
Moral impact, baptism of nationalism, religious constraints. Good and evil are for love, in the name of love.
It's not wrong, it's all good, what's wrong?
Moral impact, baptism of nationalism, religious constraints. Good and evil are for love, in the name of love.
It's not wrong, it's all good, what's wrong?
Extended Reading
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Bethany 2022-01-02 08:01:41
The beginning was very exciting, but later there were a lot of characters who played soy sauce, and the compactness of the plot also plummeted, and the Irish-style soundtrack was good.
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Ubaldo 2022-03-28 09:01:05
Ironically, 9/11 came after the film romanticized terrorism.
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Tom O'Meara: What's the money for? I was thinkin' guns. I was thinkin' IRA.
Rory: I need that money Tom!
Tom O'Meara: Why? So other eight-year-olds can watch their fathers gunned down in front of 'em? If this money leaves here, more people will die. Can you tell me that won't happen?
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[Looking at a dilapidated boat]
Rory: Here it is: the Irish Republican Navy.