You might as well imagine if there were no journalists involved. The government and oil companies have reached a compromise, environmental protection policies have been implemented, and oil companies are willing to pay for their own business practices. Isn't this the final outcome in real life? It is also in line with the glorious tradition of the British Empire, progressing through compromise. David Hume's empiricism is the foundation of the glorious century of Great Britain.
Could it be that if the oil company is brought down, the environment will become better, and daily life will not require oil to maintain low prices and convenience, and everyone will no longer have to drive and deliver express delivery. If private capital is eliminated, there will be no more people who oppress and exploit the people, and there will be no more evil forces. North Korea and Cuba are now not just Cubans who have fled to the United States, and there are countless more people.
As David Hume said in the history of Britain, the French have always considered themselves to be the pioneers of wit, and thought that the hanged Emperor Louis and the nobles, according to the social system designed by Bai Zuo out of thin air, can be done once and for all. The result is a century that is far inferior to the conservatism and empiricism of Great Britain. Not to mention the United States, which now inherits the British civilization.
The canon of Western civilization lies in Adam Smith, Ricardo and David Hume. If there is a crisis in Western civilization, it is undoubtedly that too many white leftists are flooding the media and education industries, affecting the glory and greatness of the two Greek civilizations, and causing the corruption of morality.
Such a good plot is used on such a bad idea, and it is a waste of time.
Finally, to complain, the Scotland of female investigator and reporter Kelly Macdonald also knelt. Those who didn't know thought it was the accent of a former colony in the third world of Asia, Africa and Latin America.
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