In many public events, the spearhead of public opinion tends to point to those "indifferent spectators", accusing them of failing to come forward and stop disputes in time when a crisis occurs.
Come forward, how hard is it?
I'm afraid Eddie, the actor in the movie "Venom", can give the answer. As an investigative reporter, he has been in danger several times, battling villains, and has been "exiled" from New York to San Francisco. He knows how to resist the pressure with the iron shoulders of morality and justice, and use the pen as a soldier with the fine hand of the article.
But when he investigated Drake, the boss of the Life Foundation, he finally realized his powerlessness. Not only was he fired by the news agency, but his fiancee lost his job. At his worst, he came to a store to buy some bread and wine to satisfy his hunger. At this moment, a gunman walked into the store, aiming at the Chinese female store manager and looting property. Eddie happened to be hiding behind a store shelf, witnessing what was happening in front of him.
He didn't come forward.
After the gangster left, embarrassedly went to the checkout. He used to be a fearless reporter who dared to make decisions with the editor-in-chief, but now he can only arrange beer, bread, and change on the counter one by one, as if nothing happened. The female store manager sighed with emotion, "Life is just like this." Contacting the protagonist's current situation is both sad and helpless.
When we hide behind the screen and accuse the passengers in the bus of being indifferent, or sit in front of the screen and laugh at Eddie's cowardice, it's all because we don't know the courage and entanglement we need to pay at the moment when we come forward, just because it's not skin-friendly, Painful.
So it's not that venom needs humans, but humans also need venom. When we see a familiar homeless woman trapped in a glass room calling for help, when we hear of innocent homeless being sent for human experiments, when we need to protect our loved ones from being bullied, when we want to shake off evil with the power of oysters Big tree, we need superpowers, we need venom.
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