Privacy is a luxury that ordinary people don't actually have

Many people value privacy and feel that privacy is an essential part of everyone, but if we really think about it, is privacy really that important? For example, Mercer in the film is actually a very sad little person. His only concern is that some people criticize him as a "deer killer" on the Internet, because he used "deer antlers" to make chandeliers, which made Mercer very unhappy. First of all, he It is true that he used "antlers" to make the chandelier, and no one has wronged him. Of course, the film does not clarify whether it is made of real antlers, whether he killed the deer, whether he has a hobby of hunting, etc. If not, why didn't he explain on the internet that he was made of plastic or other alternative materials? Because he is too lazy to explain? Impatient to explain? Of course, in the eyes of ordinary people, your silence is a default. Even if he really killed the deer and used the antlers to make lamps, as long as he didn't violate the law, the normal hunting income, and he explained clearly that it was nothing, what happened to the deer killer, and it was necessary for someone to say it, so he was so nervous. Are you apprehensive? What's wrong with being a magnanimous person, is it necessary to blame others for exploding his light? In response to that sentence, the villain is a gentleman, and the gentleman is magnanimous; in the end, someone else slapped him, and he was afraid that he would try to run and run. Of course, the person following behind is really responsible. Very bad, especially when others don't have this obligation to cooperate with you.
Speaking of this person, I believe that as long as they live and eat in this society, they will not be criticized. If they have, they will correct them, and if they do not, they will be encouraged. This is a minimum criterion. In fact, other people’s criticisms are also caring, which is a good thing! , we can make continuous progress. I’m afraid that no one will say anything about you. As a result, more and more mistakes will be made. To be honest, the person who criticizes you is the person who cares about you and values ​​you. That, of
course, there is also a situation, the premise is that you are an influential person or an important relationship of an influential person, Mercer in the film is, some boring people will rely on simple appearances or even create something out of nothing by criticizing you to gain other attention or The advantage is that we must be vigilant against such people, and we must explain and refute the evidence as soon as possible to obtain the support of others, otherwise a wave of public opinion will come, and people who are not big enough will be easily injured.
In the end, ordinary people actually have no privacy. When did you start talking, when did you start reading, how many boyfriends and girlfriends did you have when you grew up, etc. In fact, it is either recorded on the record or your relatives and friends know it, even your phone number and address Where do you work, how much is paid, how many suites do you think you can hide it? On the contrary, these basic information of the upper-level people is a mystery to the general public. Most people do not know it, nor does the country know it, only they know it. In the real world, the upper-class people rarely mention privacy, because Yuji, Gouzi Team, and the stalking team feel very public, while ordinary people mention privacy a lot, such as bad people robbing their homes, and cases of being deceived. A long list. In fact, if the information of ordinary people is made public, the information of criminals will not be made public. Isn’t the behavior of people with dirty thoughts in the sun? How can they still engage in robbery, murder, and fraud, even if they do it? Do you think they can get away in a world of open information? The irony of the result is that where do ordinary people keep mentioning privacy so, so, so, so good, do ordinary people actually have privacy? Really fed up.
The ending of the film is the highlight, it hits the bullseye. The upper class people please stop playing the trick of the masses fighting the masses.

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