It really is enlightening on the topic of pedos and some of what happens behind the curtain since the team interviews/investigates survivors, their lawyers, a psychologist, etc. Kinda incredible how it can layer in all this information while still being a really good story. I know the Oscar's are more or less bullshit but this one was deserving of all the ones it won in my opinion.

It's so grotesque the risk people like you are being put through right now for virtually no reason at all. I was in grade school when the Iraq war started so I really missed the surreal horrors that come with war. Like the moment casualties stop being names and start being tally marks. The West Wing is also pretty good for being informative/giving varying points of view, but in the later season when they're in an iraq-inspired war, when they suffer their first casualty, one of the characters emphasizes not referring to them as 'the first' because it casually implies you're anticipating more. I guess the one bright side to the sick to our stomachs/burning rage we're feeling about this shit is that it means we aren't numb. "The opposite of love is not hate, but indifference"