In fact, there is nothing wrong with the notion of political correctness itself. Just as the company reinvests, it is the right of the company itself, and there is nothing wrong with it. What we need to prevent is the drawbacks it brings. What is wrong is that people give themselves moral superiority and blame others for being so-called "right". And such mass accusations often bring devastating disasters to others. There are also people who are full of moral superiority in our lives. For example, boycotting Japanese products is only a matter of personal choice in my opinion, and it cannot rise to the level of national humiliation and family hatred. You can’t just buy Japanese products because you boycotted them. I am a traitor with a Canon camera, which is two different things.
This kind of moral evaluation in society is huge and has invisible lethality, so Lao Huo has to use cancer as an excuse to escape into the woods. I think I need to reflect. Sometimes, although I am not a member of the "moral gang", when others need me to speak up, I am silent. It is no different from the "moral gang" who stabbed him directly, except that I Give a sap. The so-called moral correctness makes people more silent, but people's inner thoughts are more insidious and nauseating. Discourse is hegemony. When the "moral gang" controls discourse hegemony, most people choose to compromise. Compromise allows them to have status, fame, money, beauty, "live like a white man, but think like a slave". Do you want to compromise? Do you want to be the silent majority? Of course, this is just a matter of personal choice.
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