So-called justice

1. I once had a big argument with my boyfriend. The gentle one broke a can of Coke in front of me for the first time. I have never seen such a posture, and I was really scared. The cause of the incident was that he had an upset with my cousin a few days ago, and I think my cousin is the right one, and my boyfriend is the wrong one. To mention it again, I still stand firmly on my cousin’s position and say that my boyfriend’s is not. He furiously said, "In the future, I will live with you for a lifetime. Why do you always stand on the side of others to oppose me? We should unite the front." I told him that the education I have received since childhood is to distinguish right from wrong and firmly support the right side.

2. The boyfriend's grandfather bullied the other person. The two began to quarrel and then verbally greeted each other and they were about to fight. The boyfriend rushed out with a shovel to beat others and scared them away. My understanding: Grandpa was wrong to bully, so he should apologize for him and bring Grandpa back. Boyfriend’s understanding: Even if grandpa bullies others, he still has to stand on his side. It’s no big deal to bully others together.

Summary: I am very reasonable, fair and just. The boyfriend said there is no justice and truth, as long as the family members do it is right.

Regarding the play: It is not unreasonable for Celeste to suspect her husband. He fights, he has no time to witness, and his lies are full of loopholes. But her ending was very miserable. A person looked for and shouted in the parade. Jimmy killed someone and was still a good friend of his own. Annabeth still comforted him "Dad dare to do anything for the one he loves, and do it bravely. He will never make a mistake, no matter what dad does, he will never make a mistake." As a result, the two showed a triumphant expression when watching the parade. It was a cruel movie that gave me a huge shock. I started to ask myself how this happened, and I began to examine my three views.

Maybe the world is like this. There has never been fairness. The law of survival is the law of survival. Maybe I will have a deeper understanding after contacting the society.

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