It's because I like the movie Norton watched so much, and I feel that Norton has always given me the impression of being more grandma-cute. Wow, this movie is really simple. Dirty words! Every sentence is inseparable from fuck. It turns out that the foreigner said that fuck you can do it. The character Norton played, forced according to his character, should have had revenge on so many people. I don't think this is enough to support his transformation. His brother's death can support his transformation, but he has already transformed. His brother died, which is too tragic. Oh, so sad. In the movie, Norton's girlfriend is so maddening that she lets the fat man shoot! Just like crazy! And that fat guy. More cute characters are the black people in the prison, "doing compensatory", hahahahahaha laughing at me. So what did this black man do? To keep Norton from being bullied? His brother should also be just black and none of those whites. And it was the white people who mainly bullied Norton. So what did he do? And are those white people forcing Norton to vent their anger or vent their lust? This is completely different, the former is impulse, and the latter TMD is orientation. I really don't dare to think about it, but I'm afraid that the black brother will give himself up, but it doesn't seem to be enough, after all, the relationship between the two people is not that good.
Wow, Black Brother is the most powerful?
Wow, let me say it again, Norton is lying on the hospital bed crying. It's amazing.
And when he killed black people, he let black people bite on the curb! That kick, I'll go. So brutal.
Knowing a little bit, sister Norton also mentioned the Ku Klux Klan, a party that supports racial discrimination and is more chaotic. This skinhead seems to have appeared in Russia, wow, racial discrimination, discrimination against people of color, then there are more people targeted, black, Asian, Latin, and Chinese. The requirements for joining the party are still very strict, to attack 10 to 20 enemies of Russia.
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