Chapter 959: Do you think the Internet is a lawless place?

Chapter 959: Do you think the Internet is a lawless place?

In addition to the comments expressing emotion mentioned above, there are also many comments that make people feel very uncomfortable.

Some people think they have seen through some truth.

"Things that are widely publicized on the Internet are basically just for show, and they are just fooling you ignorant netizens. The ones who really do good things are anonymous."

"There is a very true saying, 'If a man does not work for himself, he will be punished by heaven and earth.' So you see, many of those who went to rescue people lost their lives. This is all cause and effect."

"Haven't you noticed? These incidents all happened to the grassroots."

"As for those people and companies that donated money, they just used the money to build a good reputation. The ultimate goal is to make money. In this disaster, how many companies that were about to go bankrupt were revived with a little donation? This deal is too cost-effective!"

These remarks, which seem to make sense, have received a lot of likes, and many people in the forum support them.

Of course, some netizens responded to these remarks.

"Who the hell would risk their own life for a show? Do you think everyone is as shady as you, like a sewer rat?"

"Publicizing good deeds is not only a recognition of the person involved, but also can inspire a good atmosphere in society. Distorting the promotion of goodwill into a show is the real way to "fool" the public into ignoring the power of Internet charity! You enjoy the convenience of information transmitted by the Internet while denying its value in promoting positive energy. How ridiculous! With your kind of brain circuit, you still have the nerve to call others ignorant?!"

"Are you saying that those who sacrificed their lives in disaster relief deserved it?! I have really seen how vicious some people can be!"

"You have misinterpreted the saying 'If a man does not work for himself, he will be punished by heaven and earth' as ​​an extremely selfish excuse. The original meaning of this saying is 'If a man does not work for himself, heaven will not tolerate it'! Those who sacrificed their lives in disaster relief are practicing responsibility and love with their lives. They knew the danger but chose to stand up. This is the brilliance of human nature. However, you use the cold and indifferent 'cause and effect' to slander it. This is an insult to all people with good intentions!"

"Behind every person who sacrificed in disaster relief was a family's grief, but their choice saved more families. What they left behind was not the so-called "karma of self-inflicted suffering", but let us see the nobility of human nature that transcends life and death. If this kind of greatness is said to be "deserved", it is truly against the principles of heaven and is chilling!"

"Deputy Mayor Makino, the director of the Municipal Meteorological Bureau, the town party secretary, are these also considered grassroots? Those leaders who took the initiative to go to the most dangerous areas during the disaster and fought side by side with the grassroots personnel were ignored by you?"

"What else? Provincial and municipal leaders, as well as national leaders, are all on the front line for rescue? Why don't you think about who are the people who bear the core responsibilities of decision-making and coordination? Who are the people who quickly activated the emergency response mechanism, deployed human and material resources across the province and even across regions, and coordinated the linkage of multiple departments such as firefighting, armed police, and medical care? Who are the people who work continuously in the command center, adjust the rescue strategy according to the real-time disaster situation, and ensure the efficient advancement of the rescue? Without the macro-decision-making and overall coordination of these leaders, even if the grassroots personnel are full of enthusiasm, it will be difficult to form an orderly and powerful rescue force!"

"Disaster relief is not limited to the "touching moments" at the rescue site. In the long-term work of post-disaster reconstruction and resumption of production and life, departments at all levels also play an important role. They need to coordinate resources to rebuild homes, plan the future development of the disaster-stricken areas, ensure people's livelihood needs, and solve follow-up problems such as employment, education, and medical care. Although these tasks are not as thrilling as the rescue site, they are of great significance to the livelihood security of the affected people and the long-term development of the region. They are an indispensable part of the entire disaster relief work. It is neither objective nor fair to attribute all the credit to the grassroots personnel and ignore the synergy of the entire rescue system! Only when personnel at all levels perform their duties and cooperate closely can a strong disaster resistance force be formed in the face of disasters!"

"Even if they donate money to gain a good reputation, so what? Did they actually help the victims? Isn't this much better than you who are stingy and cynical? According to your logic, as long as there is a vested interest behind the behavior, it should be denied. Then, aren't doctors getting paid for treating patients and teachers getting paid for teaching also hypocritical? In the face of disasters, saving lives is the most important thing. It's better to do more practical things than to worry about motives!"

"When a disaster strikes, every donation is a hope. Some people may want to use this to improve their corporate image, but more people really want to help their compatriots. The families affected by the disaster will not care about the motives of the donors. They only remember that someone extended a helping hand in a desperate moment. If all good deeds are denied because of suspicion of motives, then who will dare to stand up for others in times of crisis in the future? The warmth of society is gradually cooled by your unwarranted speculation!"

"I just love to buy things from these donating companies. I will buy them! I will buy them! Who are you to control?! I just hope that these conscientious companies will continue to be popular for a long time! I just want to be their cloud shareholder, so what? If you don't agree, just keep it to yourself!"

Although some of the comments in the comment section are a bit extreme, they are not particularly excessive. Some of the comments are simply not human words!

Su Xing was somewhat suspicious whether this Weibo post of his was posted by a group of trolls!

For example, the following:

"I'm from Henan Province. We don't need so many rescue teams here. Many rescue teams come here just to eat and drink for free, and to make money from the national disaster! They are all garbage!"

"I am also from Henan Province. I want to ask, what kind of things are the supplies sent from some places? Broken rice, rotten cabbage, instant noodles, dry biscuits, are these what people eat? We are not beggars!"

Nowadays, major websites do not display IP addresses. Those who say they are from Henan Province may not really be from Henan Province. They may also deliberately make these remarks to create regional conflicts.

There are a lot of mindless insults in the comment section.

"Everyone in Henan Province deserves to die! Kill them all! They're a bunch of rubbish!"

"The people of Henan Province are so bad, I don't understand why there is anything to save them. You are willing to sacrifice your own life to save them. Are you stupid? Isn't it better to let more of them die to make room for the good people?"

"This is what happens when you steal a manhole cover!"

Su Xing really couldn't bear to watch it anymore.

She clicked on some accounts and found that some of the account homepages had no content at all, and it was obvious that they were small accounts.

There are also some accounts that usually post some daily life. These people are really stupid and bad!

Su Xing took screenshots of some particularly excessive remarks, then opened the "Internet Crime Reporting Website" and reported these accounts to the Internet police.

Some people don’t really think that the Internet is a lawless place, right?

Ah!