When watching the barrage at station B, a lot of people are really saying, Mom is right, she is just a little arrogant, you come to apply for relief, who knows if you are a liar. Dad, that's right, mistress, isn't it just self-defense that you are fired after organizing a strike in order to make a few extra dollars to pay the rent? The son-in-law is right. After he played with the girl, he gave him several months of living expenses. The daughter is also right. The mistress laughed at others while you were serving. Isn't it wrong for them to ruin your job?
I'm just stunned, I don't know what kind of people are watching the movie now? I know that this is not an era of professing morality, but the indifference of people's hearts to such an extent makes me feel deeply chilled by people who think they don't like to deal with others.
Qi Hua said that there was a debate topic, and I ordered takeout in bad weather. Am I guilty?
Of course we all know that I am not guilty of ordering takeout, what is the crime? I paid, and I gave you a job opportunity. What kind of money do you make without me ordering takeout? So what are people arguing about? But why do so many people have a guilty view.
It's not that you are really guilty of legal crimes, but in this capitalist society, which is becoming more and more unequal, those people who have mastered high-quality resources first, no matter which way they go through, can they deal with the bottom and those who are powerless to struggle? Little people, with a little compassion, give others a little help and a little warmth without harming their own interests, and don't become the last straw that overwhelms others' courage in life.
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