People Are Their Principles (The Way We Were, S. Pollack, 1973)

What are your principles?

I love this movie when Hubal takes up for his wife to convey his principles during this scene. He loves her but did not have the same ideology of how people should govern themselves. It's sad that they parted at the end of the movie. This too is happening to many people in America today during this pandemic time. 

"People are their principles" and we all fight for what we believe in when it comes to how we should live with one another. That is what our democracy is made of, which is what is right and how we should abide by the Constitution.

The Insurrection many people got hurt and some have died the question is, what would be the right solution to convict those responsible? They too were fighting for their own principles but did it very badly. I can't defend what they did, but I do understand. We all try very hard to live in this world by doing what we can to take care of our families and children. In this free democracy, every person wants the best for their families which they worked to give the families the best, which is their principles. However, do we have to hurt one another to increase our wealth? The bible states to love your neighbors as you love yourself. 

In conclusion, if this movie was a remake with black actors and using the insurrection as the principal scene, how would you respond to that movie? This is a good movie to reflect and turn the mirror rather black or white.

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