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Majority or minority?
Brionna 2022-04-19 09:02:08
A film that discusses the cost of war, the cruelty of war. At the end of the film, the audience once again brutally let the audience see this cute little girl playing hula hoop, a shock, a thought-provoking, and an unbearable look at the oncoming. Never tell a soldier he doesn't understand the cost of war! Never fight for war's sake, think about those innocent lives, think about the bereaved families behind the estimated percentages! This is not anti-war, but a reflection on war and respect for every life. Whether the minority should be sacrificed for the majority has always been the example of Michael Sandel's talk about fairness and justice, when the train fails, changing the track and rushing to a passerby or not changing the track and sacrificing a few workers on the track. This is always an unsolved philosophical question. But please don't take the sacrifice of the few for granted when we are forced to choose the majority.
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Jamey 2022-03-22 09:01:58
Do you think they care about the life and death of one girl or 80 people? What they care about is the political impact of the life and death of one girl or 80 people on them. Hello, the footage inside shows that in the hearts of the British, we are just like the North Koreans are the role of a clown.
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Renee 2022-03-21 09:02:05
The drone version of the Trolley problem also portrays the faces of soldiers, politicians, and the inevitable internal conflict in the decision-making system. The setting of the ending guarantees a certain height, but it is difficult to say that it is very deep. The drone-themed videos are also not new, and it is completely predictable that some powerful people give low scores on the grounds of "pretending!" and "hypocrisy!"
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Lt. General Frank Benson: Never tell a soldier that he does not know the cost of war.
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James Willett: Revolutions are fueled by postings on YouTube.