You either abandon your conscience or you are out; but if you are in the circle, money, girls, status, and fame are all there. The game continues in reality to this day; the same game exists on some teams in China, looking forward to someday seeing a movie called "Inside the System" Paul Bard, a fledgling NYU graduate, is ambitious, but Empty is full of blood and has nowhere to report. By insisting on calling him every day to ask him to buy stocks, he got the opportunity to get in touch, and he made a lot of money with a stock market insider intelligence and was reused, becoming one of Gekko's partners. Under the thirst for money, beauty, and high society, Bud began to use all the people around him to spy on all favorable business intelligence for himself. Until in the process of buying the Blue Star airline where his father worked, the insatiable Gekko went back on his word and wanted to dissolve and sell it, which made the conscientious Bud come to his senses. Using all the stock market tactics that Gek taught him, he fought back fiercely against the tycoon Gek and helped his father save Blue Star Airlines. However, because of illegal manipulation of stock insider trading, Bud had to face a cold bar. At the end of the film, it is still the mode of Hollywood's main theme. Justice and conscience overcome greed and desire. Budd has recorded the conversation with Gaige and handed it over to the Supervision Bureau. In fact, I have a hard time believing that Gayger can be convicted with just a short recording, because the director planted a foreshadowing before: At a family gathering, the lawyer asked Budd to sign documents authorizing Budd to deal with Gaige. account, and has full authority to handle every transaction, and the sale and purchase of shares has nothing to do with Geiger in law. Compared with Gaige, Bud is the difference between a sheep and a jackal, and in Gaige's words, "the sheep are to be slaughtered." People's greed is always linked to capitalist society. Are people in socialist countries more noble and noble? This has nothing to do with the political system, just human nature. Eastern society seems to generally believe that "human nature is inherently good", so for thousands of years, the rule of man has been the center, and the prosperity and fairness of the country and society have been established on the appearance of "sages, honest officials, and wise rulers". Western society believes that "human nature is inherently evil", and people always have shortcomings and are prone to mistakes, so they have designed a set of supervision, law, separation of powers, and checks and balances.
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