So damn sad and makes you really appreciative of how good we have it in the states. Honestly, I wish some of the ungrateful SJW, BLM, and all the other groups complaining about how they're oppressed, mistreated, under paid, and would rather live in other countries, should watch this. Not to say that as a society we couldn't do better, but when you gain the right perspective, you realize sometimes that the shoes your walking in and the land in which you reside, is a WHOLE LOT better than the alternative. I'm thankful for the film for making me a little more thankful