Blackstone Code

After reading the comments and discussions for 2 days, I found it very strange.

Comments on "Why can it be so easy to assassinate the old man of the Progressive Party" and "Blackstone Security is too disappointing to do this."

We must first realize that in this world, anyone has the possibility and great chance of being assassinated.

What about the President of the Federation, what about the leaders of various countries, should they die or not?

Why is killer one of the oldest professions from ancient times to today?

Just because this job is not only marketable, but also not so easy to avoid.

How about the big shot in East Ninth District?

He was shot in the back and died in heaven. His bodyguards must have been very professional. Why didn't they discover and stop the assassination?

Isn’t the person next to him who had his skull blown off unprofessional?

Why did you suddenly meet God after you were fine?

It would definitely be more unfair to drown just after swimming in the swimming pool. There were at least 20 people around, so why didn't anyone notice that someone was drowning in the swimming pool?

Moreover, no matter where the hospital is, there is a large flow of people and the environment is relatively cramped. This is not the case for us, but it is the same in other places.

No matter how powerful Blackstone Security is, it is impossible to search everyone entering and leaving the hospital. This is not in line with the environment and spirit of a federal free society.

Secondly, the person who needed protection was not killed in his own ward. The killer did not even appear on this floor, but was killed with the entire building.

The killer has never had a face-to-face opportunity with the bodyguards in the core area. How can the killer be identified and subdued when neither party has met?

Secondly, even if the person is searched and the goods are searched, how can we be sure that what is being transported must be a bomb?

There is no doubt about the stability of modern explosives. In the movie, the performance of chewing a bomb like chewing gum and then sticking to an object is a bit exaggerated, but it also indirectly reflects the stability of explosives.

If you are not familiar with this aspect, you can check the information yourself. Not all bombs must be made to look like a bomb at a glance before they explode.

With almost no contact, how can you be sure that someone three floors above or three floors below you is an assassin and is setting up a bomb capable of destroying the entire building?

Use magic?

And as I have explained before, Gladstone's men replied to him and told him that there was no way to get close contact.

So he arranged for a bomber to literally lift the entire building into the sky.

Then someone must ask again, why the hell not just build a hospital of his own just for the elderly?

Or in your own villa?

In fact, as mentioned before, he was sent to the hospital for rescue immediately, and the second rescue was performed before he recovered.

It is impossible and impossible to build a hospital that only serves one person in a short period of time, and the latter lacks enough professional instruments in the villa for rescuing and detecting vital signs.

Some people will definitely say that it is unreasonable anyway.

In fact, there is nothing I can do about it. Anyway, the logic has been eaten by the dog, and you just discovered it?