But the dallas buyers club slowly forced Woodruff, a typical Texas bastard who despised homophobia, was obsessed with sex, and made unreliable money by riding bulls, into a gay lover like an ordinary person, and raised his arms for AIDS patients. Calling the civil rights fighters has its own rationality, which is interesting.
Woodruff really verified the saying "If you don't force yourself, you will never know how good you are". Originally, it was just to survive, to make money by reselling drugs, a dirty alliance in drug dealers, drug administrations, and hospitals. Now, when even such a system cannot bring us safe medicines and reliable treatment, there is a person who is not so good who is willing to take the risk to give them better medical care, which makes me feel a little warm and afraid. The previously established values have collapsed. Is a system really better than a person? The limitations of one person are too great, but an alliance formed by a system for the sake of profit is really not bad, and it is invincible.
Therefore, Woodruff extended his life for 7 years. He was forced to Liangshan by the eyes of his own AIDS, friends' AIDS, and millions of AIDS patients. He became his own family and fought against this dirty system. , he makes us believe that ordinary people will become heroes after being forced on a road that cannot be turned back. Just like Woolf said, love is a heroic dream in ordinary life.
In the confrontation between the individual and the system and the times, it is human nature that ultimately wins. In the long process of development, our system has become more and more in line with human nature, and it may not be perfect, but with the existence of these people who dare to fight, we can now live better and comfortably lie in bed, sighing such a story, And this story brings us strength and warmth.
This warmth is Woodruff's mother's pair of wildflowers, the switch that Woodruff pulled in order to save people, the female doctor's passive confrontation, Raymond bowing his head to his father for his friends, and the dense butterflies around Woodruff. It's the power to believe that everything will be okay.
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