[JLU Justice Lords] For All the Things That Never Died

Love this article! Lords are naturally as good as Lords, and the Justice League should not be used as the only correct benchmark.

Wow, I finally saw Gray Bat who was not confused or gentle. I was so touched. I still can't understand where Gray Bat's gentle and weak character came from.

Sometimes I feel that there is no problem if the person in power is superior in ability, character, self-restraint and other abilities. Of course, appropriate force is also necessary to take power. Although democracy is to listen to the opinions of more people to jointly discuss a path that satisfies most people, but how to put it, it is like doing a Mathematical Olympiad question, 100 An ordinary person can't do as well as a Mathematical Olympiad champion. It's just that the rights and status brought by a lone talent can easily make people forget their original intentions. Moreover, when a lone talent is present, the government will rely too much on its people in power. Once the people in power are not good enough or quit for some reason, it will be very easy for them to collapse. Democracy is just more stable. Of course, there is no benefit to being too democratic.

She comes from a hell on earth that no one expects. This chapter about Amal's past is too much to bear to read. After reading it carefully for the first time, I quickly skipped the subsequent review every time. But I always feel guilty for not respecting the content of the story written by Ah Zhi. But what I like most about this chapter are the two sentences Amal said at the end of the chapter. "They assume your identity and want to destroy your country." "I will not allow this to happen, Lord." I have always felt that the most terrifying oath in the world is not one sworn for oneself, but one sworn for others. Amar's oath, I am really afraid that one day she will stand against Bai Chao for the sake of this world. But what scares me even more is that Emaar finally chose to abandon Alaya's side and choose Gaia's side. All in all, human beings are a group of people who keep asking for things from this planet but always forget that this planet does not belong to humans alone. Sorry, I've always been a middle-class kid, and this problem has never gotten better. Just pretend you haven't seen the secondary diseases above. I don't think Ah Zhicai would write a chuunibyou plot that's as weird as I thought it would be. Her Amal is so delicious (hey) and unyielding. I couldn't be more in love with this girl who is self-aware and tries her best to do everything she can. When I was fifteen, there was no way I could compare to her. When she is sixty-five, she will probably not be as good as when she was fifteen. Even though I wrote this sentence when I was nineteen. I have absolutely no idea what kind of virtue I will be like at sixty-five. No matter what happens in the future, I will probably never forget having such a wonderful girl like Amal spend this wonderful time with me.

In fact, it should not be called dictatorship, but centralization. I think that at least our Guo Jia is right to centralize power. A Guo Jia is unified and must have a unified force that is responsible internally and makes one voice externally. Is this a good thing if power is decentralized and administrative powers of the central and local governments overlap, resulting in unclear powers and responsibilities? There are a lot of bureaucracies at the local level and a group of bureaucracies at the central level. The two sides are not subordinate to each other and each is in charge of its own affairs. If there is a problem, a higher-level bureaucracy will be added, causing the bureaucracy to become more bloated. This kind of thing... Anyway, national conditions are different. There is no best political system, only a suitable political system, and finding a suitable path is the right path.

Batman: I hate the old days. Hawkgirl: Remember when everyone was into these? Green Lantern: When did you start caring about this? Hawkgirl: Ever since I started seeing the fear on everyone's faces. Green Lantern: You want to talk about fear? When I was a kid, I used to stay up all night afraid that the world was going to explode, even though people just accepted it, like in the past, and they didn't think it would get better. But we found it. Hawkgirl: So you sleep better now? Green Lantern: You know the answer is yes. I rewatched the two episodes of Justice Lord, and the opening paragraph coupled with this chapter, I had mixed feelings. I knew Amal was great, but I didn't expect her to be that great. But if you think about it carefully, if Bai Chao hadn't rescued her from the original world, she would probably still have to pay more than she could imagine in order to eat and survive. Speaking of which, I think of the Engel coefficient again. The greater the proportion of money a family spends on food, the more poverty it indicates. But no matter how much I think, I can't use this coefficient on Emmar. If you don't eat, you will starve to death. But how can those who demand a restart of elections and free speech understand the desire for security and peace among those struggling on the bottom line? Can the so-called Engel coefficient really be applied to people like Amar? After thinking about this chapter, what moved me the most was the topic about bread and milk. Even if we can't answer "Why don't we eat meat if there's no bread?", But we timidly say "It's okay without milk" because of a joke, all the heroes present who heard this answer will probably think of something. Maybe it was this answer that strengthened Bai Chao's mood? Anyway, when he said "Thank you" to Amal, I really felt like I was hit. The summary of this chapter should be, when freedom and peace cannot be both, which side will you stand on? Apparently the Justice Lords have found their answer. However, it's best to get the best of both worlds. Although everything is always difficult.

Speaking of which, in JLU, Hawkgirl spreads her wings and pretends to be an angel to scare away a group of demons. It's really cute.

I don't think the problem of lord rule is particularly big. It doesn't involve our country and I can't say too much. But if all the laws are the same, the night market economy is very powerful. If you can't go out after work at night, you will really suffocate. There are tips and so on. Our country does not have this habit. Lobotomy is not as convenient as the death penalty. How to put it, I feel that our country's laws only need to be a little more detailed in some places. Mental patients are also a problem.

The first half feels like two fathers seriously discussing their daughter's growth hahaha

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