people grew up in the 'free world' seem to have a habit of making everything political. but in reality, a vast majority of human activities are outside the realm of politics.
this movie, for one, is not political in the least bit.
the government dislikes it because it is way too realistic and detailed about a horrible crime. there is no functional government in the world who would like that, for two reasons;
one, it undermines the authority of the government, the sense of security of the people, and the overall stability of the society.
two, copycats. there are already too many cases like the one depicted in the movie happening even now than the government can handle. they don't want any more people to get inspiration, encouragement, or guidance from this movie, which, i would like to point out in advance in case anyone comes up with the argument, does nothing in helping preventing the crime because those who can do something about it are already fully aware of the situation and those who don't already know can't do anything.
these two reasons concern any government regardless of their political agenda. how do you think uncle sam would react if someone in the us made an expertly informative step by step movie guide about a series of successful terrorist attacks on american soil, in which no cops or feds were shown to be helpful in anyway, and the only slight relieve at the end comes entirely at the mercy of a terrorist?
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