A while ago, a video of "Tucao Conference" caused a heated discussion. Yang Li, one of the talk show actresses, said, Why do you look so ordinary but so confident? ? Push her into the storm of public opinion. Yang Li later voiced that this line is a bit difficult to do now. After reading it, I also feel a little helpless about this phenomenon.
I don't know when it started, but online comments always go to extremes. As long as one person dares to speak, there must be many people who will chase after this person and scold him desperately. As long as you say something that no one has ever said, or say something that others dare not say, there will be many voices slandering you on the Internet. Today, many people were announced to quit the internet by cyber violence. Why on earth did our speech develop like this? Each of us has the right to freedom of speech, but this does not mean that we are not responsible for what we say. Cyber violence should not be a normal state, nor should it be a reason for us to attack others.
I think we should all be more tolerant ideologically. Regarding Yang Li's speech, I think she just pointed out the current situation of many people in our society. It may be because some people have touched the wounds in their hearts. These people feel that they have been trying to refute her, but they have not reflected on their own consciousness. I think what she said is very good: I can only reflect the thoughts of the audience. The joke is effective because it has a * * * sound. So, did those who jumped up and chased her scold try to understand what she was trying to say? If a person is always pushed into the storm of public opinion because he dares to speak first, who will come out to speak for these unfair or incorrect things in the future?
Each of us has the ability to think independently. In the face of comments that are different from your own views, you should calm down and think hard before making comments. Don't let yourself sway with online comments, and don't let yourself unconsciously become a knife in the hands of those executioners.