On Absurd
I've noticed that the movies I watch mostly investigative in nature. Someone tried to uncover some dirty secret, help people who are right and not in the position of solving the problem by themselves. Protagonist have to fix the system. Make it right.
Sometimes I watch videos about corrupt cops being uncovered, or charged. Or one step before: there is an investigation.
And more often, these stories going on for years, since the system build in a way to help itself, and to cover their crimes.
And really often, people really really indifferent to that problems, and that creates even bigger problem. System which is corrupt getting bigger and bigger, to the size when it's too big to be prosecuted, to powerful to combat with.
And the scary thing: they don't even need to hide. Many crimes are happening in plain sight. Right in front of people. And when they being spotted, what they say is simply "No, it's not a crime! It's you who's doing crime by filming, talking or simply being"
Recently I've watched series of videos on stolen LEGO saga, by Reckless Ben. And that's insane how biased police can be, and how hard is to convince them to do their job right. Probably, convince is not a right word. Probably, it should be force.
With all that bureaucratic machine, all the procedures, all the law trickery, the common people are unprotected. And the one have to spend lots of hours to at least be able to navigate through that sea of worry.
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