Summary, June 9

This documentary totally changed my mind to America. Incredible almost 40% of black people are in prison and the law, order and big companies are encouraging this system.

It is a complicated problem, human rights, poverty, drug, history, and bias, etc. I agree with the protest activity, it is a way of telling everyone that black people have totally no difference to other people. China has a quite good solution that tells people all rituals are a union, although some of which were second-class in history, and almost nobody will care about the background and the difference.

I also want to thank China for almost never quotes such cases for propaganda. Perhaps a similar situation is happening in Xinjiang. A big part of them is isolated in re-education school, getting separated from their children, doing labor there, and honor of CCP. The reason is also similar, for people’s safety and security.

I think the main problem is the allocation of resources. The problem exists at first. Their first generation has been literally no-money, no-property class. The way they make a living is a little like Nomads I guess, grabbing resources from rich people as a criminal. For the drug problem, of course, it is mostly because there have no money and want to be rich as soon as possible. A similar class also existed in China, but they decided to endure hard labor, less money, less human rights just for living, and affording their children for studying. They sacrifice themselves, take all hope to their next generation, and wish their son or grandson will make the family honor, which also can explain why the Chinese prefer a son.

So I just want to redefine second-class people as they have less money and less social connection and can not see their furture. To solve such a problem really needs some art. The manager of society should at least provide some high salary job positions and showing those groups that laboring can earn money. But pessimistically speaking, the result will be like a relationship of the parasite, like what the same-name Korea movie showed us, and also like children who can never be independent to their parents but they are quiet and obey the order.