Liberty rights and social control, Reivew on What Happened to Monday

1. No national civilization can speak of "absolute freedom", and "absolute freedom" can only lead to a return to the original state of "all against all". Prohibiting human trafficking, bigamy, and setting a minimum age for marriage, many of which were commonplace only a hundred or two hundred years ago, have largely been eliminated, and the logic or ethics behind them are essentially the same as the "one-child policy". The premise of social control is always "policy necessity" and nothing else. When Roosevelt was promoting state capitalism, there were also many voices who criticized this "violating tradition" and "rebellious" economic regulation, saying that its program was "copied from the Communist Manifesto". Such people should accept results other than the New Deal.

2. The usual method of exaggerating and distorting facts and stealing concepts is simply not worth mentioning. Not to mention the difference between "fines" and "burning at the stake", the population is often less than that of one province and one city, and there is no comparison for the long-term low birth rate or even negative growth. This kind of mentality of "always only be a referee" is also very telling, although basically it is not good to be a referee if only one's position ignores the facts. Of course, if something happens in the future, people will naturally follow the universal righteousness and not be free or die. Well, I really believe it.

3. Finally, a reminder that the BOSS here is just a big capitalist who is preparing to run for the Senate (Mingzhu), not a "leader". Brainless black people should watch the film first to prevent accidental injury by tuning the wrong channel.

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