First of all, you know, everything is the same and all the earth, like the antelope eat the grass from time to time pay attention to the surroundings, the polar bear hunger to migrate to their foraging unfamiliar environment, avoid the exodus liger clusters generally have inherent "survival instinct", is how much pain, how unbearable stress didn't cause a person give up "the survival instinct", this is what we want to discuss.
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On September 16, 2016, Chinese actor and singer Qiao renliang has died after committing suicide due to Internet violence and depression. There is no doubt that Internet violence is one of the causes of the recent death of cui xuelii, who caused great social concern on the Internet. Network violence is the biggest executioner!
How often do we see victims like Justin sacco? No, it's all around us. Some of them have made unsavoury remarks, done self-conscious things, or simply because they are ugly, incurred devastating humiliation and human flesh. Then, the Internet violence like a hurricane, destroyed their lives, also affected their families. They were humiliated, ridiculed, demonized, powerless to defend themselves.
Cyber-bullying derivatives of the network age, violence is a serious hazard, influence of bad form, it refers to a network published a libellous, defamatory, infringing reputation and inflammatory rhetoric, words, pictures, video behavior phenomenon, namely the use of words, words, pictures, video and other forms on the Internet for others to personal attacks, people are used to call it a "network violence". Internet violence can damage the reputation of the parties concerned, and it has broken the moral bottom line, often accompanied by tort and illegal criminal behavior, it is urgent to use education, moral restraint, law and other means to regulate. The network violence is the netizen on the network violent behavior, is the social violence on the network extension.
Can you think of anything more unfair? Justin was asleep on the plane, and she couldn't defend herself, and even if she did, it didn't work. People just wanted to believe what they wanted to believe. She stayed at home for a year, but when she tried to find a job again, she was still depressed and lost the courage to survive. Netizens thought she would be fine, but the truth is that she was torn apart. Netizens thought she deserved it, but the truth is that she didn't.
Jon rosen's "the blame: moral sanctions in the age of social networking", as its title suggests, is about cyber-bullying plus public humiliation. If netizens want to obtain the right of free expression, they should also take on the mission of safeguarding Internet civilization and morality, and at least maintain the necessary rationality and objectivity!
Change is a long and painful process, please give yourself a hope to the world, no matter how others, start from yourself to change it. In an avalanche, no snowflake claims to be innocent. Please be kind to our world, no matter what people or things we meet after all, life is limited, everyone is not easy. Love what you love, even if you do not love, please be kind to treat!
What can we do about the current situation of cyber violence?
So far, how many suicides have been caused by Internet violence, and how many times have we lost our lives only to sympathize with the victim you might have hated or mobbed?"Black mirror", "Hannah's words", "the distance between us and evil", is telling us that violent words on the Internet and the reality of knives, spears, swords, poison, and again warned the world don't belittle the network language violence, but always no convergence, even with the words of "free speech" packaging these absurd violence, "free speech" does not include "smear, rumors, lies"; Many people, like a medieval witch hunt, are happy to see anyone who has something wrong with them and will beat them to death, regardless of whether it is right or wrong, and never consider to put themselves in others' shoes.
In 2013, Justin sacco tweeted out of sheer boredom at heathrow airport when she only had 170 followers. The tweet was slightly acerbic, but she thought it was funny and tweeted: "strange little German boy, you're in first class, it's 2014." Get some deodorant. No response. There was still time to board the plane, so she sent another message: going to Africa, I hope I don't get AIDS. I'm kidding. I'm white! Then she closed the plane and got on. She had no idea that for those 11 hours her life had been a runaway car heading for disaster. Her tweet was taken down and the whole network went crazy. Normally, Justin's name gets hit 40 times a month, but by the end of December 20, her name had been hit 1.22 million times. People called her a bitch, called her a racist, and shouted for her to die. In this online outrage, participants' emotions changed as follows: confused, surprised, curious, angry, crazy, excited...
How terrible is cyber violence?
