Watching a movie about Korean gangsters - "Despicable Streets" reminds me of a lot of people and things that I want to share here.
As the leader of a small club in the movie, Zhao Bingdou did not live well in the club. He was approaching 30 years old and was only doing trivial chores of fighting and collecting money. He was not valued by the boss, and his life was difficult. Kim Minho, an equally frustrated elementary school classmate, came to him to experience life and prepare to make a gangster movie. After being directed by the top, Bing Doo took an opportunity to replace the boss and gradually gained a position in the club. The reunion with his classmate Jiang Xianzhu also gave him a little hope for love. Through unremitting efforts, he succeeded in the club. Xianzhu He also put aside his prejudice against the underworld and accepted his feelings. Byong Doo was ready to quit the triad and live a plain life with Hyun Joo. However, some plots of Kim Minho's movie made things gradually get out of control, and Byung Doo, who couldn't bear to attack his classmates, gradually fell into disadvantage He was hunted down by the police, and killed by members of the society at the behest of the upper echelons one dark night. If the film "Friends" makes people see the loyalty of gangsters, then in this film you can see these: interests, betrayals, and fights.
What stirred my emotions was this conversation between my eldest brother Byung Doo and members of the club in the film:
"What is Gan Da's thinking?"
"You can't be ashamed, you can't be beaten, and you have to polish your shoes when you're hungry."
"Yes, you have to rely on your self-esteem when you are hungry. If you lose your self-esteem, you are a hooligan."
It's not because of what kind of shock the sentence itself gave me. It's a beautiful line, but it's probably not the case. Bing Doo was beaten in the club, not only from the boss, but also from the opponent's scumbag; he also abandoned his self-esteem, knelt down in front of his eldest brother in order to make a living, and chose a life with no turning back. By yourself, inevitable. I think what is contained in this dialogue is more of this - the rules, the rules to be followed by a specific group in a specific industry environment, are also unreasonable but developed through practice and exploration for survival. From being rejected, to accepting it and succeeding, to being killed, Bingdou never escaped this rule. Here, people are insignificant and can be replaced. What it is, we can experience it by watching the movie.
This incident reminds me of a forgotten hot spot: the case of mother humiliation in Shandong. It also reminds me of a distant relative. Like Bing Doo at the beginning of the film, he is also a bastard who makes a living by collecting bills for others. Because of him, I am fortunate to have some understanding of this type of group. Most of them were born in poverty, neglected discipline due to various family reasons, often fought and fought, often graduated from middle school, sometimes with a diploma, and met or had a "capable" relative and friend who led them down this road. Of course, collecting bills is not an easy task. With the improvement of various legal systems in the country, there is gradually no market for illegal bill collection behaviors, so they also conduct training themselves, for example, to understand basic relevant legal knowledge. Under normal circumstances, the collection of accounts is carried out within the "scope" of the law. For example, although they will eat and drink at the debtor's house, when the debtor leaves the house, they will leave quickly. They may tease, insult, tease debtors with language, and may also do some small damage to the furnishings of the home, but there should never be such a thing as hitting people or pulling out genitals to insult people as in the news (the question of Yu Huan's case) It lies in what the debt collector did to the debtor. I can't be sure of what happened during this period, so it is difficult to draw a conclusion on the sentencing of this case. very likely). In layman's terms, these people are disgusting people who use the law's edge balls to destroy your normal work and rest, and pay the debtor to leave after the debtor can't hold on.
These debt collectors are definitely not good people, and based on what I know about them, it would be no exaggeration to say that they are deeply sinful and need to be reformed. But one basic question has been bugging me, should these bastards, hooligans be killed? I think, even without mentioning the social reasons and homeschooling factors that caused these people's behavior, just from the work they do, these people are immortal. We see that the news government has destroyed the relevant underworld gangs, which is of course very pleasing, but they should not be killed, and they will be released for a period of time, so what can they do in this society after they come out? What will you do? Private private loans, loan sharks, demolition, etc. like Yu Huan's mother cannot be eliminated, and the collection activities of these groups may not be. Such behaviors are like the evaluation of a credit friend of mine on this matter: it is just a daily occurrence. Just what happened. Therefore, even if the wishes of some of us who eat melons can be satisfied in this judgment and our sense of justice is released, I don't feel that China's legal system construction, apart from the words "a long way to go", also what else.
There are still many people who accuse the police of inaction in this incident, and the relevant personnel have been dismissed because of this. I think if people know a little about the loan incident, they will feel that they are somewhat wronged! I really can't think of any solution the police can do to these bill-seeking behaviors, and I really can't think of what these policemen can do when they see the bill-seeking person, except: "You can ask for the bill, talk about it, don't do it". . Debt bastards sing, dance, and pee shirtless at the door of the debtor's house to deflate the tires. The police can't just stare without doing anything for a day, right?
Social media has given us a channel to obtain information, and it is also shaping our habit of receiving information. What is the information presented in a report, what is the driving force behind it, what effect and purpose should be achieved, think about these Questions are extremely important to our understanding of information. If we don't understand the formation of underworld associations, their actions and the associations themselves, and only rely on netizens' likes and dislikes to decide their life and death, it is not a case of suffering the evil of democracy, and it will not really solve the problem.
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