Weapons aren't evil but >

Rating: 10/10 (10 January 2006)

Whatever we may say about that movie, I think every people on Earth should see it, at least people from rich countries. It's basic cultural and historical education. It's for people to be less dumb.
Weapons might be "helpful" to defend oneself against dictators for instance. We don't have to decide whether arms are good or evil. But this movie brings the question: "is it okay that the richest countries in the world, defenders of the Human Rights, leaders of the United Nations, sell arms to dictators - sometimes for political advantages?" In countries like China today, this kind of movie can't be screened, it's not democracy. In countries like the US, we can see those wonderful movies about how bad is our country. It's kind of a therapy and it's so releasing that we think the world isn't that mad after all, we have that sacred awareness of what is going on. Next day, it's almost gone and it's so great to have a nice car, hot water in the bathtub, fresh beers in the fridge and hamburgers on the table. A child gets a bullet in the head every second, so what? Someone said people need NDE (near death experience) to change, it's not far from the truth... Now I'm gonna have my fresh beer.
Dumbitude prevails.