Human society is always in the midst of countless self-contradictions and dilemmas. When we sigh and express our sympathy for ten years of unjustified prison sentences under torture, there are people on the other side of the world who are stunned because the iron case cannot be sanctioned and justice cannot be done. Weeping and tearing. It is true that the public has too many good reasons to scold and even scold the judiciary for corruption and incompetence, but they fail to see that the judicial system is like a clown walking on a tightrope, trying its best to hold the long pole in its hand, swaying left and right to barely maintain its own balance. , so as not to slip from that vital but fine-as-nails rule. He seems to be high, but he is walking on thin ice; he seems to be very powerful, but he is tired of coping. But the audience offstage told the clown that your posture is distorted, your steps are clumsy, you have lived up to our expectations, you are a bastard.
Yes, I admit that I am the audience under the stage, even the most scolded ones. When the protagonist sees the murderer who killed his wife and daughter in person, he may only be convicted of a third-degree felony due to "insufficient evidence". When I was imprisoned for five years or even acquitted, I had the idea of using blood for blood and killing the enemy;
when the protagonist found that the lawyers and judicial judges made a deal over their conviction rate rather than punishing the sin with justice, I have the urge to destroy the entire judicial system;
when the protagonist implements a plan to get justice, I experience the thrill of revenge;
when the protagonist faces the accusation of the judge and adopts the logic of making the murderer get a light sentence in the past, the logic is strict but diffuse During the stinky defense, I sighed because the judge felt self-inflicted and was unhappy with the retribution.
All in all, my brain is completely ignited by the anger and hatred of the protagonist and can fully appreciate his inner pain and "the truth is in my hands" However, when the smoke of gunpowder gradually dissipates, emotions gradually calm down, and reason regains control, you will find that the footsteps of revenge have gone too far, and the crimes committed in the name of justice are coquettish, but still bloodstained and scarred Tired and unforgivable. . . . . .
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