The first discussion is whether or not to destroy part of human beings to protect the earth. A bit like the thinking of the rulers of Snowpiercer, the living space and means of living are limited, so organize a rebellion to wipe out some train passengers. At first I even wondered if the street-style villain in Agent 1 made any sense. But the male protagonist's sentence really says it all, "So you decide who deserves to die and who doesn't? Your partner can survive?" By. But everyone must have a different division of labor, and only smart people can run the country and so on. Again and again series.
The second part discusses the legalization of drugs. I just read the movie reviews and found that many people said that drug addicts deserve to die. Later, I turned to a 17-year-old comment: Although drug use is hateful, people who think that drug users should die is not only hateful, but also terrible. When I saw Bob the stray cat, I suddenly felt that everyone needed a chance to start over, but only once. And how can everyone not use drugs? Bobby said in the film that sugar is addicting, and legal tobacco and alcohol are not necessarily better than drugs. Yes, in some countries, the big m is legal, and in some countries, the pornographic industry is also legal, so, where is the bottom line. Also, Bobby poisoned his own drugs in order to legalize his drug industry? What do you think???
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