Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
舞臺西
舞臺西 (STAGE WEST), 顧名思義, 是在加拿大西部發展起来的晚宴劇場 (DINNER THEATRE)。它在卡技利和多倫多, 都有劇場, 而且還是這類晚宴劇場的表表者。
它最吸引人的地方, 就是娛樂成份特別高。晚餐與表演都是十分精彩的。各觀衆在視覺, 聴覺, 和味覺上, 都得到最高的享受。
在戲劇啟幕前两小時, 就是進膳時間。
場地本身就是一間大餐廰, 一圍圍的枱椅, 也有一些卡座, 分佈在場地內, 都是面向前邊大舞臺。
在劇場邊一間大房內, 放置了一行行的食品, 是自助餐形式。客人就排隊輪着去選擇, 拿回座位来進食。
菜式包括了各種沙律, 冷肉, 麵飽, 還有一些經常轉換的熱盆, 例如奶油魚柳, 海鮮大會, 檸檬雞柳, 火腿豬肉卷, 焗三文魚, 蛋奄列, 青口, 凍蝦等, 真是琳榔滿目, 非常豐富。而且經常供應的, 還有燒牛肉, 可惜不是特級牛肉 (PRIME RIB), 所以評價平平而焉。在卡技利劇場, 還有壽司供應。
飯後, 甜品枱就更加目不睱給了。各類蛋糕甜點, 任君品嘗, 例如黑森林蛋糕, 模士蛋糕, 天使蛋糕, 蘋果批, 紅蘿蔔蛋糕, 朱古力蛋糕, 芝士蛋糕, 各類小點, 布甸和生果等。很多人都選擇了滿滿的一碟, 拿回座位, 邊看戲邊吃, 又一樂也。
劇場上演的劇目, 以白話劇居多; 演員很多時也包括了一些熟識的名字, 例如米奇隆利 (MICKEY ROONEY), 唐尼奥斯蒙(DONNY OSMOND) 等。
有時也會上演一些輕鬆的歌劇 (MUSICALS) 。在卡技利, 我就看過著名的有関六十年代嬉皮士生活的毛髪 (HAIR) 。在多倫多劇場也看過因拍成電影而出名的油脂 (GREASE), 窈窕淑女(MY FAIR LADY), 屋頂上的提琴手(FIDDLER ON THE ROOF), 約瑟夫與神奇彩衣(JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT) 等。
製作和演出, 都是一流水凖。這都是超值的娛樂。
它最吸引人的地方, 就是娛樂成份特別高。晚餐與表演都是十分精彩的。各觀衆在視覺, 聴覺, 和味覺上, 都得到最高的享受。
在戲劇啟幕前两小時, 就是進膳時間。
場地本身就是一間大餐廰, 一圍圍的枱椅, 也有一些卡座, 分佈在場地內, 都是面向前邊大舞臺。
在劇場邊一間大房內, 放置了一行行的食品, 是自助餐形式。客人就排隊輪着去選擇, 拿回座位来進食。
菜式包括了各種沙律, 冷肉, 麵飽, 還有一些經常轉換的熱盆, 例如奶油魚柳, 海鮮大會, 檸檬雞柳, 火腿豬肉卷, 焗三文魚, 蛋奄列, 青口, 凍蝦等, 真是琳榔滿目, 非常豐富。而且經常供應的, 還有燒牛肉, 可惜不是特級牛肉 (PRIME RIB), 所以評價平平而焉。在卡技利劇場, 還有壽司供應。
飯後, 甜品枱就更加目不睱給了。各類蛋糕甜點, 任君品嘗, 例如黑森林蛋糕, 模士蛋糕, 天使蛋糕, 蘋果批, 紅蘿蔔蛋糕, 朱古力蛋糕, 芝士蛋糕, 各類小點, 布甸和生果等。很多人都選擇了滿滿的一碟, 拿回座位, 邊看戲邊吃, 又一樂也。
劇場上演的劇目, 以白話劇居多; 演員很多時也包括了一些熟識的名字, 例如米奇隆利 (MICKEY ROONEY), 唐尼奥斯蒙(DONNY OSMOND) 等。
有時也會上演一些輕鬆的歌劇 (MUSICALS) 。在卡技利, 我就看過著名的有関六十年代嬉皮士生活的毛髪 (HAIR) 。在多倫多劇場也看過因拍成電影而出名的油脂 (GREASE), 窈窕淑女(MY FAIR LADY), 屋頂上的提琴手(FIDDLER ON THE ROOF), 約瑟夫與神奇彩衣(JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT) 等。
製作和演出, 都是一流水凖。這都是超值的娛樂。
Yam & Anne's family trip to China
We had a family trip to China in Oct. 2011 with our 3 children
Florence, Dawn, and Raymond . We visited Beijing, Sichuan (九寨溝,黃龍,樂山,峨嵋山海螺溝,成都) Chongqing (重慶), 3 Gorges (長江三峽), Wudanshan (武當山) , Hwashan (華山), and Xian. We want to share with you some moments in our trip.
Yam & Anne
Florence, Dawn, and Raymond . We visited Beijing, Sichuan (九寨溝,黃龍,樂山,峨嵋山海螺溝,成都) Chongqing (重慶), 3 Gorges (長江三峽), Wudanshan (武當山) , Hwashan (華山), and Xian. We want to share with you some moments in our trip.
Yam & Anne
Monday, December 19, 2011
金陵十三釵
[綜合報導]
《金陵十三釵》(The Flowers of War),是今年度(2011)中國金牌導演張藝謀的大型戰爭詩史電影,是根据女作家嚴歌苓的同名小说改编。影片筹备4年，投资6億元人民幣，是中国影史以来投资制作最大的一次。而且更是首度與荷理活携手合作,邀请名演員”克里斯蒂安•贝尔(Christian Bale)”加盟，并啟用13位全新的中国女演员。
故事講述了1937年中国南京的惨痛的歷史。故事通過一教堂,一个假冒神职人员的流浪客、一群躲在教堂里的教会女学生、13个逃避战火的風塵女子以及殊死抵抗的军人和傷兵，共同面对南京大屠殺這恐佈的人間悲劇。
影片已于2011年12月15日全中国上映，也同期開始在美國上映。该片代表中国参加第84届奥斯卡最佳外语片的角逐,并已入围第69届金球奖最佳外语片提名。中国希望能通過這電影,進軍荷理活。
影片還未上映,就招致同濟大學知名教授朱大可撰文指出,《金陵十三釵》靠“情色+暴力+民族苦難题材+爱国主义”来博取观眾眼球，進而谋取商业利益，是可耻的行为。
朱教授継續写道：“把大屠杀的教堂变成情场，把民族创伤记憶变成床上记憶，把政治叙事变成身体叙事，把血色战争变成桃色新闻，把重大苦难题材变成重要牟利工具，这种大义凛然的情色爱国主义，难道不是一种价值取向的严重失误？”
但説實話,觀眾如果是為要看“情色”镜头而来,就會大失所望了。张艺谋表示，片中“十三钗”更衣和男女主角最后的缠绵不是“激情戏”，而是角色的情感的升华和剧情推动的需要。
编剧魏君子更認為，“无论在故事情節还是在角色把握上，《十三钗》带给观眾的都是正面能量。影片中的女学生代表受难的一方，十三个风塵女子最后捨生取义；影片中的假神父最初只是一个流浪客，但经过战争的洗礼，最后完成了向英雄的转变。”
编剧之一刘恒说，《金陵十三钗》是“用人类之善向人类之恶宣战”，观眾会被影片感动是因为“每个人的内心都有一个善良的角落和土地，一旦种子播种下去就会开花结果。
真是仁者見仁,智者見智。但最後,最重要的,還得由觀眾自已来作評論。
但請永遠謹記着,那段悲憤沈痛的中国血淚史。
讓我們經常都在警剔,防止日本軍國主義的重現,歷史的重演。
孤墳
又一次走進了墓地。
四週, 靜悄悄的。
一座又一座的孤墳, 在立着, 在無聲無淚的立着。
但, 在它之下, 是哭泣, 是無情, 是絶望, 是死亡。
在它之下, 是個巳活過的生命, 一個或許在街上碰過的生命, 一個陌生而又親切的生命。
天, 又刮起了狂風暴雨, 洒向人間惡毒怨恨的血雨。
暮出了一座又一座的新墳。
看, 那是個九歲女孩, 一個生於九一一, 剛開始的生命, 一個充滿希望, 活力, 前途的新一代, 突然被暴力所屠殺。
讓天下人同哭一聲, 揮淚頓作傾盆雨。
一滴一滴的淚, 築成了一個又一個的孤墳, 直至滿遍大地。
一座又一座從淚而生的孤墳, 在立着, 在靜靜的立着。
The Top 10 Extreme Shoppers
1. The Coin Counter
Admit it; we all have done this before. Every time you gave the cashier some dollar bills, she gave you back a whole bunch of coins. Over time, your pocket got heavier and heavier, until one day you decided at the checkout counter. “Look, I can give you some coins.”
You emptied your pocket and started counting. You gave your next fellow shopper an apologetic smile, but kept counting. After a long struggle, you handed the cashier a handful of heavy coins, and then it was her turn to count, to verify. In the mean time, everyone was waiting patiently, didn’t even utter a single word of complaint.
You looked; the lady next in line was already searching for her coins.
2. A Shopaholic
You spend money even when you don’t have any. You celebrate by spending even before you get the actual pay raise. You go to the supermarket to pick up a carton of milk, and end up with a full cartload of grocery. You cannot go through a lunch hour without buying something (anything!). Your wardrobe is full of unworn clothes, some still with the price tags attached. Your kitchen is cluttered with gadgets you can’t name. You go shopping when you felt depressed, and felt more depressed afterwards. You feel nervous, naked and lost without your credit cards.
You are a Shopaholic.
3. The Door Crasher
You are a real bargain hunter. Whenever there is a Super Sale, you are there, in the lineup, early. You like the crowds, the anticipated excitement, the long lineup and the screaming kids. You made plans days ahead. You printed out the items you want and their price list, along with a game plan to ensure a successful shopping experience. You even mapped out the shortest war path to reach the various target items in the store. The evening before, you rushed down to the store, with your lawn chair, sleeping bag, iPhone, iPod, iPad, snacks and bottles of water. No matter how early you came, there were always 50 people before you. You set up camp and wait. When 5 am finally arrived, the entire plaza was full of people. As the doors finally opened, the mad rush began. You rushed to your intended station, Target No. 1, and grabbed whatever you could get your hands on; then onto Target No. 2, and on and on, until your Mission Impossible was accomplished.
4. The Detailer
You woke up early in the morning. With cup of coffee in hand, you headed to the front door, and picked up your newspaper. Back at the kitchen table, you sat down and turn to the advertisement pages; not the front page, not the sports, and definitely not the entertainment section. You picked up your marker, and started circling the items in the ads that caught your fancy. “a hard drive for 59.99”, “bathroom tissue, 24 rolls for only 3.99, wow”, “chicken wings, 1.99 per lb”……… You scanned thoroughly at all the ads, feared that you might miss a bargain.
Next, you planned out the optimum routes to reach all the stores, which took another hour.
Finally you called your wife, “Honey, it’s time to go hunting”.
5. The Professional
In many countries, bargain hunting is an art. You stopped and looked at some merchandise, the shopkeeper would suddenly appear from nowhere, right away started listing the qualities of his ware.
You cut to the core, “How much!”
“10 bucks.”
“Too much, 3 bucks.”
“Oh, no, too low, can’t survive. How about 8 bucks.”
You started to leave. “All right, final price 7.00.”
You kept walking, shaking your head.
“OK, ok, 6.50”
You stopped. He smiled. You smiled.
Another transaction completed.
6. The Waste to Save Bargain Hunter
Your friend tweeted you, excellent news, there was this new gas station, in its competitive mode, just lowered its gas price. But there was a catch; it’s located across town, in the west end. Didn’t matter, you got into your car and drove all the way, across town, and joined the long lineup, just to fill up a tank of cheap gas. You were very happy. The next day, you bragged to your fellow workers, how much you have saved on gas.
For the same reason, you bought that cell-phone, the one that didn’t cost you a cent, when you signed for the 3 years contract. Or the time you paid half price for the cruise, instead you have to pay full price for all the land tours. Or the time you bought the TV in Buffalo …………
7. The Extreme Couponer
You heard about the extreme couponer, who pushed her shopping cart to the checkout counter, loaded with $600 worth of items and walked out spending less than $20 ? You exclaimed with admiration.
But wait till you are in the supermarket, standing in line, behind such a hero, who pulled out a thick pile of coupons, handed to the cashier, trying to match and verified coupons to product, and then punched in the deductions, item after item?
An extreme couponer doesn’t shop like most people, who run into the store each week, stock up for meals and repeat the process.
An extreme couponer still makes regular visits to the store for bread and milk, but once a month she does a major supply run, with her purchases based on coupons and the sales offered.
Back at home, the supply bought may not be used immediately, but be stockpiled on shelves and consume at a later date.
This works well in theory. In reality, you use coupons when the time is right. You wait until there is a great sale and use your coupons on items you need that week. Often times you will only get a handful of deals each week, the rest you pay regular. This is how it actually works. Don’t expect to go to the store every week and buy $600 worth of groceries for $20. It’s not gonna happen.
8. The Ethic Shopper
Nowadays you begin to think a lot more about the origin of the food going into your grocery cart. Worry about the environmental impact of shipping food hundreds of miles, the carbon footprint, plus the dwindling fate of local farmers – and obsess with the idea of eating really good food – these extreme eaters try to only buy food that is grown within a 100-mile radius of their own home. You go on the 100 miles diet.
You drinks coffee out of a reusable mug, abstain from meat and mostly bought secondhand clothes and toys to reduce the carbon footprint. You favor anything that is organic and even keep a garden and grow your own vegetable. Your family use only environmentally friendly cleaning products. You shop with your own cloth shopping bags.
You are the dedicated eco-shopper.
9. Ms Indecisive
You enjoy shopping.
You have your eyes on a dress (or maybe a pair of shoes, or a purse). You tried it on, look at it this way and that, in the mirror, then agonizing over whether or not you should buy it. You kept postponing the decision, but kept coming back to the store everyday to look at the merchandise.
All the sale ladies know you, if not by first name, at least by face.
Finally one day you made the big plunge and made the purchase. You brought it home, put it on in front of the mirror. You kept thinking, did I make the right decision?
After many agonizing days and sleepless nights, you returned the merchandise to the store.
10. The Pepper sprayer
There is a new game in town.
Hey, wait. Don’t rush down to Wal-Mart , not yet. It is not exactly an X-Box or Game Boy. Call it a reality game.
It is an ingenious concept of our time; created out of desperation to save the world; to revive the economy. Forget about Wall Street greed, forget about the Euro crisis; just camp out, “Occupy Wal-Mart”, on Black Friday, on the night before, and from now on, Boxing Day, or any Big Sale Day. Then rampaged through the stores, with pepper spray in hand, try to keep eager fellow shoppers from grabbing merchandises that you want. This is competitive shopping to the extreme, creating an atmosphere of high customer demand; that will keep people running and screaming, “What the heck. Hey, I want that too”.
Demand and supply, capitalism is saved.
Competitive Shoppers, pick up your Pepper Spray. Let the game begins.
Admit it; we all have done this before. Every time you gave the cashier some dollar bills, she gave you back a whole bunch of coins. Over time, your pocket got heavier and heavier, until one day you decided at the checkout counter. “Look, I can give you some coins.”
You emptied your pocket and started counting. You gave your next fellow shopper an apologetic smile, but kept counting. After a long struggle, you handed the cashier a handful of heavy coins, and then it was her turn to count, to verify. In the mean time, everyone was waiting patiently, didn’t even utter a single word of complaint.
You looked; the lady next in line was already searching for her coins.
2. A Shopaholic
You spend money even when you don’t have any. You celebrate by spending even before you get the actual pay raise. You go to the supermarket to pick up a carton of milk, and end up with a full cartload of grocery. You cannot go through a lunch hour without buying something (anything!). Your wardrobe is full of unworn clothes, some still with the price tags attached. Your kitchen is cluttered with gadgets you can’t name. You go shopping when you felt depressed, and felt more depressed afterwards. You feel nervous, naked and lost without your credit cards.
You are a Shopaholic.
3. The Door Crasher
You are a real bargain hunter. Whenever there is a Super Sale, you are there, in the lineup, early. You like the crowds, the anticipated excitement, the long lineup and the screaming kids. You made plans days ahead. You printed out the items you want and their price list, along with a game plan to ensure a successful shopping experience. You even mapped out the shortest war path to reach the various target items in the store. The evening before, you rushed down to the store, with your lawn chair, sleeping bag, iPhone, iPod, iPad, snacks and bottles of water. No matter how early you came, there were always 50 people before you. You set up camp and wait. When 5 am finally arrived, the entire plaza was full of people. As the doors finally opened, the mad rush began. You rushed to your intended station, Target No. 1, and grabbed whatever you could get your hands on; then onto Target No. 2, and on and on, until your Mission Impossible was accomplished.
4. The Detailer
You woke up early in the morning. With cup of coffee in hand, you headed to the front door, and picked up your newspaper. Back at the kitchen table, you sat down and turn to the advertisement pages; not the front page, not the sports, and definitely not the entertainment section. You picked up your marker, and started circling the items in the ads that caught your fancy. “a hard drive for 59.99”, “bathroom tissue, 24 rolls for only 3.99, wow”, “chicken wings, 1.99 per lb”……… You scanned thoroughly at all the ads, feared that you might miss a bargain.
Next, you planned out the optimum routes to reach all the stores, which took another hour.
Finally you called your wife, “Honey, it’s time to go hunting”.
5. The Professional
In many countries, bargain hunting is an art. You stopped and looked at some merchandise, the shopkeeper would suddenly appear from nowhere, right away started listing the qualities of his ware.
You cut to the core, “How much!”
“10 bucks.”
“Too much, 3 bucks.”
“Oh, no, too low, can’t survive. How about 8 bucks.”
You started to leave. “All right, final price 7.00.”
You kept walking, shaking your head.
“OK, ok, 6.50”
You stopped. He smiled. You smiled.
Another transaction completed.
6. The Waste to Save Bargain Hunter
Your friend tweeted you, excellent news, there was this new gas station, in its competitive mode, just lowered its gas price. But there was a catch; it’s located across town, in the west end. Didn’t matter, you got into your car and drove all the way, across town, and joined the long lineup, just to fill up a tank of cheap gas. You were very happy. The next day, you bragged to your fellow workers, how much you have saved on gas.
For the same reason, you bought that cell-phone, the one that didn’t cost you a cent, when you signed for the 3 years contract. Or the time you paid half price for the cruise, instead you have to pay full price for all the land tours. Or the time you bought the TV in Buffalo …………
7. The Extreme Couponer
You heard about the extreme couponer, who pushed her shopping cart to the checkout counter, loaded with $600 worth of items and walked out spending less than $20 ? You exclaimed with admiration.
But wait till you are in the supermarket, standing in line, behind such a hero, who pulled out a thick pile of coupons, handed to the cashier, trying to match and verified coupons to product, and then punched in the deductions, item after item?
An extreme couponer doesn’t shop like most people, who run into the store each week, stock up for meals and repeat the process.
An extreme couponer still makes regular visits to the store for bread and milk, but once a month she does a major supply run, with her purchases based on coupons and the sales offered.
Back at home, the supply bought may not be used immediately, but be stockpiled on shelves and consume at a later date.
This works well in theory. In reality, you use coupons when the time is right. You wait until there is a great sale and use your coupons on items you need that week. Often times you will only get a handful of deals each week, the rest you pay regular. This is how it actually works. Don’t expect to go to the store every week and buy $600 worth of groceries for $20. It’s not gonna happen.
8. The Ethic Shopper
Nowadays you begin to think a lot more about the origin of the food going into your grocery cart. Worry about the environmental impact of shipping food hundreds of miles, the carbon footprint, plus the dwindling fate of local farmers – and obsess with the idea of eating really good food – these extreme eaters try to only buy food that is grown within a 100-mile radius of their own home. You go on the 100 miles diet.
You drinks coffee out of a reusable mug, abstain from meat and mostly bought secondhand clothes and toys to reduce the carbon footprint. You favor anything that is organic and even keep a garden and grow your own vegetable. Your family use only environmentally friendly cleaning products. You shop with your own cloth shopping bags.
You are the dedicated eco-shopper.
9. Ms Indecisive
You enjoy shopping.
You have your eyes on a dress (or maybe a pair of shoes, or a purse). You tried it on, look at it this way and that, in the mirror, then agonizing over whether or not you should buy it. You kept postponing the decision, but kept coming back to the store everyday to look at the merchandise.
All the sale ladies know you, if not by first name, at least by face.
Finally one day you made the big plunge and made the purchase. You brought it home, put it on in front of the mirror. You kept thinking, did I make the right decision?
After many agonizing days and sleepless nights, you returned the merchandise to the store.
10. The Pepper sprayer
There is a new game in town.
Hey, wait. Don’t rush down to Wal-Mart , not yet. It is not exactly an X-Box or Game Boy. Call it a reality game.
It is an ingenious concept of our time; created out of desperation to save the world; to revive the economy. Forget about Wall Street greed, forget about the Euro crisis; just camp out, “Occupy Wal-Mart”, on Black Friday, on the night before, and from now on, Boxing Day, or any Big Sale Day. Then rampaged through the stores, with pepper spray in hand, try to keep eager fellow shoppers from grabbing merchandises that you want. This is competitive shopping to the extreme, creating an atmosphere of high customer demand; that will keep people running and screaming, “What the heck. Hey, I want that too”.
Demand and supply, capitalism is saved.
Competitive Shoppers, pick up your Pepper Spray. Let the game begins.
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Sunday, December 18, 2011
Saturday, December 17, 2011
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Friday, December 16, 2011
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
加拿大退出《京都議定書》的十大理由
- 氣候變遷, 由来以久, 現已悪化,病入膏肓, 無可挽救, 不如叠埋心水, 比的大企業, 多刮埋最後幾年, 再作打算啦。
- 所有環境污染者, 請注意! 同是污染, 應該一視同人, 要同等看待, 要有同樣的減污染時間表, 付同樣的罸款, 管它是超級大國,或是發展中國家, 不然,就立即拉倒,退出。吹。
- 最高指示,總理哈珀有令, 退, 又有誰不為命是從呢!?
- 試想想, 成年都是大地回春, 不用摌雪, 真是謝天謝地矣。氣候變遷就是好。
- 政府還有更重要急務要處理, 例如 ATTAWAPISKAT。
- 沒有聯合國安全理事会席位, 就沒有京都議定。
- 我們是世界第一! 第一個國家退出京都議定。
- 什麼氣候變遷, 全是假話。一切水災,亁旱, 森林大火, 颶風, 旋風, 暴風雪,暴雨, 都是天公不造美, 上倉的安排而矣。
- 全是騙人的政治遊戲。
- 我們並非是最大的環境污染者, 看,所有商品,都是中國製造。
Monday, December 12, 2011
榮譽謀殺
榮譽和謀殺, 是两個格格不入的概念。殺入, 無論是自衛, 神經病殺人, 安樂死, 在法律上, 都是犯罪的活動 (在人道立埸来説, 又作別論), 又怎會感到榮譽呢?
最近在安省, 魁北克, 就發生了幾宗同樣性質的謀殺傷人案件。在Brampton, 有位父親與兄長, 因女孩不願尊守巴基斯坦民族傳統, 堅持穿著西方衣服, 不載民族頭巾, 還離家出走數次, 致令父親在親朋眼中, 因管教不嚴, 大失臉子, 頓起殺人之念。至現今在 Kingston 還在公審的殺三女兒及前妻案。
表面上看来, 這是個各民族文化與習俗不同的問題, 是個 ”如何教養子女”的問題。自古以来, 無論是那一個民族的父母, 都會遇上的。反叛的青少年, 是任何社會的通病, 肯定是個大難題, 但也不應動手殺人, 並引以為榮。
其實這兇殘行為, 又點只習俗, 殺人咁簡單。
想深一層, 歸根到底, 問題的關鍵, 就是婦女在社會上的地位。有些民族, 是男人獨専的社會, 一切都由男人掌權, 操控, 女子並沒有什麼社會地位。一個女子的一生, 都要尊守: “在家從父, 出嫁從夫, 老来從子” 的禮教, 這相等於中國人的封建思想, 在西方社會, 這類思想, 早巳被淘汰, 成為歷史的糠粕。如果一意孤行, 在這裡, 要維持這類封建遺毒到極端, 出動暴力, 繼而殺人, 就會被世人所唾棄, 成為社會的渣子, 民族的敗類, 何榮譽之有?
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