Harry Potter Morning Light

The characteristics of religious feelings are very simple. The founders let the masses worship and obey infinitely. When people accept a certain creed, they will have an attitude when spreading it. If anyone does not accept these creeds, then they will considered an enemy.

They can inconceivably make hundreds of millions of people bow to them. Now these big figures who dominate people's minds no longer have altars, but they still control human beings.

The "hard slavery" in the old colonial era has become "soft slavery". On the surface, the colonists gave the "slaves" freedom and independence, but in fact they still plundered.

They don't want people to understand this, so they create confusion, such as classifying a race according to the height of the bridge of the nose, artificially creating inequality and then promoting equality, or cultivating a sense of competition so that people will fight endlessly. At the same time, slave owners can extract the resources they want with peace of mind, and lie down to make money with peace of mind.

This is an ideal state, but the reality is not satisfactory. After all, "slaves" are not as stupid as slave owners think.

It's a pity that some slaves saw through this trick but didn't think about how to resist and uphold justice, but wanted to join forces with the slave owners and lie down to make money together. But the slave owners would not accept them, and very few if any, just look at the demographics of wealthy neighborhoods in America.

The slaves shipped to the Americas in the early days were used to grow cotton, but now they are not used to grow cotton or fight with guns, so what is the use of keeping these people?

For a long time, the United States has used eugenics theory to decide who can immigrate to the United States and who should be excluded when considering immigration policies. Some states even sterilize mentally handicapped people. High IQ, hard work, and high obedience are priorities. .

As for those low-IQ, lazy, and disobedient former slaves who thought they were really Americans because they were born in the United States, what contribution did they make to the United States other than crime? It would be better for them to think that they would not have children, which would save the trouble of "cleaning". However, the problem is that these former slaves kept giving birth and refused to work hard, and they were even taller than the slave owners. The dregs of these societies are best kept in prisons. Anyway, there are still immigrants joining in for the American dream.

"Equality" needs a benchmark. The benchmark of the founding fathers of the United States is the British Parliament. Equality with slaves is tantamount to self-deprecation, from "successors" to "losers". These people are also "white slaves" who did not escape famine in the United States, and they were once discriminated against.

The American media has always praised the elites and publicized their experiences, stories and secrets of success everywhere. If anyone does not accept their ideas, they will not be angry, but look at you with a smile. In their eyes, you are a "" Ordinary People", "Losers".

If conscience will get in the way of their success, they will throw it aside.

If the law would hinder their careers, they would change the law.

The Stars and Stripes will protect those who burn it. In that famous debate, patriotism lost to freedom of speech. After the "Flag Protection Act" took effect in 1989, this law was invalidated by the Supreme Court 5 to 4 in 1990. It is not easy to pass a constitutional amendment in the United States. But only unexpected, nothing impossible, the constitution was finally changed.

In order to get a little advantage of being admitted to a prestigious school, a commoner girl learns biochemistry courses that she will not use in the future and she is not interested in. Her goal is to enter a prestigious school, which is instilled in her ears by her parents, teachers, and classmates. Yes, when she introduced herself, what she said was summed up based on reference materials and other people's successful experiences, and she didn't have her own point of view. Maybe she just wanted to dance ballet.

It's a woman's instinct to get attention, to be the center of everyone's attention, and even if it's not for a date, she will dress herself up beautifully, and other people's attention will make her happy.

It's the same as boys like to be heroes, sometimes they are stupid enough to be heroes, Ernie let Justin hide in the dormitory when the Chamber of Secrets happened, because he was Muggleborn, the heir of Slytherin would hurt he.

But he finally decided to leave the dormitory and go to class with his classmates dignifiedly, although unfortunately he was attacked by the basilisk when he left the dormitory.

Justin has seen the basilisk, and he will be afraid of a Muggle teacher?

His grandfather wished that he would not pass the Cambridge exam, and then go to the military academy, not to mention that he would have other ways out if he didn't stay in the Muggle society. What are you afraid to say?

Say out loud what you think is right, and use enough evidence to support it. To support this argument requires a lot of reading, but when you read, you can't be brainwashed by other people's opinions, thinking that his point of view is right, and give your own point of view to abandoned.

But at that time, when others need you to talk, Cambridge professors "torture" one-on-one, and the audience in the audience is also looking forward to it, and shut up when others don't want to listen. It's also not advisable to force people to accept what you think is right, like those "old guys" who tell other people's kids on TV that they didn't succeed because they didn't work hard enough. Come on, did you have telephones, computers and the Internet in your day? When you do door-to-door sales, will customers say "wait a minute, I'll check it online"?

The law of equity is not absolutely fair, just like the abandoned wife in the Bendale case received mercy, and the risk of the bank increased, which is not conducive to the vigorous development of business. Compared with the United States, Britain's consumption desire is not so strong, and the speed of economic development is slow, and the distance left behind by the United States of America is getting farther and farther.

Oh, you're waiting to see him die in a car crash? Others have already found their way out. You won’t be able to see it that day. Aren’t you jealous when you see others making so much money? Isaac Newton couldn't stand the temptation of South Sea stocks, and invested money in it after making a fortune.

In the collective consciousness, individual talents, knowledge, judgment, and observation are all lost, and people are more likely to be controlled by simple and extreme emotions, such as the Crusades launched in the Middle Ages. At that time, the priests talked about protecting those Believers on pilgrimage, and the salvation of their souls by destroying heretics.

The simpler it is, the more it can dominate people's emotions and thoughts. Everyone needs a home, doesn't it? What's wrong with working hard for your family? As long as there is even a slight loophole in the public speaker's point of view, he will be refuted by the audience collectively, ranging from abuse, to serious, the speaker will be beaten to death by the angry people. How many people were lost?

That's why Europe is united in using the euro, against Wall Street's financial incursions.

However, Wall Street took advantage of this mentality in Europe and put a "bug" into the body of the European Union. It will be detonated at an appropriate time. Even if Germany is not willing, he still has to help Greece pay off its debts, otherwise he will The loss may be even more than that of Greece.

After America's Statue of Liberty took all the make-up off her face, the American Revolution broke out and it was about money. John Wise was Paris's contemporaneity, they had known each other at Harvard, and he had about the same number of congregations in Ipswich as Paris, but his argumentative temper was directed toward something other than Like Paris, he clashed with the congregation over dozens of bundles of firewood and swamp hay.

He discussed the taxation of the government. He led the people in Ipswich to protest against the imposition of taxation. He believed that the Commonwealth violated the freedom of New England. But one step away. He was imprisoned for 21 days for these actions, and the court's sentence for Wise and those who were not imprisoned was "no privileges except that they will not be traded as slaves."

Because of this experience, Wise is very sensitive to the violation of freedom and the power of judges. He believes that any rhetoric is not as good as "the true face of the facts". The people obey the government, but the government does not reflect its own value, so he does not trust the authorities.

He was one of the few doubters during the Salem trial, and his classmate Paris was a priest who incited the people to "hunt witches".

Paris is not as popular as Wise, but that doesn't matter, the "all judges" want to see the witch use magic, prove that she is a witch, and then hang her die.

Perhaps instead of being hanged for sedition, Harvard graduates were killed for witchcraft charges, the first and only Harvard graduate to be hanged for witchcraft was named George Burroughs.

When people invest, they will consider the return rate. The return rate of British real estate is 6%, and the return rate of American real estate is 15%. High return rate is exchanged for investment. People invest in the hope of getting returns, and no one will put so much energy into it. After being admitted to a prestigious school with Qian Qian, he went to a remote area to work as a pastor who didn't know when he would return to his hometown.

People are bored and have some fun for themselves. You can't hunt humans in the city. There are police and army in the city to maintain civilized order. Besides, there are so many enthusiastic citizens. You will be brought to justice soon if you hunt humans. of.

Not necessarily in the countryside. What entertainment is there in the countryside where there are no theaters? Especially if it's a witch you're arresting, someone who's harmed the whole village and signed a pact with the devil.

Sometimes girls will do some unbelievable things in order to attract attention. For example, after the school belle is taken away from the limelight by a foreign "goddess", she will deliberately reject all boys' invitations and wait wholeheartedly for the "golden boy" Harry Potter's invitation , even though he and Ron looked a lot like losers who couldn't get a date.

Sometimes they lie, say they see things they don't see, and when they're on the witness stand, everyone looks at them.

Abigail Hopps, a 14-year-old bad girl from Topsfield, the Territorial town of Salem, lives with her father and stepmother on the border of Salem Village, and sometimes brags about her childhood and A Puritan would not change, she would play in the woods at night, laughing at her desperate stepmother, and a friend had reprimanded her for being vulgar and shameless. Her father berates her to shut her up, she threatens to cause a scene, and she declares that she has nothing to fear, has sold her soul to Satan, and is now afraid of nothing.

Such a girl is more like a witch, but she stood on the witness stand as a "victim", she said she has always been evil, in exchange for fancy clothes, she agreed to the temptation of the devil to pinch those girls, dogs, cats There is also a half-human creature, her first contract with the devil was signed in broad daylight, she was attacked by Indians in that place three years ago, and finally survived, and then she said several names, including her parents of a Topsfield sheriff who crushed the pigs of a farmer who refused to pay his taxes.

She lacks the flair for detail, but she gets her way, and when she gets to the point where she's so exhausted that people can barely hear her, the girls cry together.

Abigail's acting skills were overwhelmed at this time. Her eyes were wide open, but she couldn't see anything, and her eyes were so empty that she rolled her eyes. She shouted hoarsely: "Beggar Sarah Good told me to shut up!"

The charges were established, and Hassan, the judge, was relieved, and his interrogation continued in the claustrophobic space with annoying interruptions and tedious repetitions.

Abigail sent her parents to jail, finally nobody cares about her, she's free