We never dreamed that the incident of medical rights protection could have been written like this.
They argued, then took off their own clothes, took off other people’s clothes, and presented all their privacy to everyone we passed by in the most violent way.
This [report] is satisfied with a glimpse of selfish desires.
Previously, an article had 100,000 +, which has been roughly equivalent to owning a metropolis newspaper. However, the blogger concerned has read more than 10 million articles, and the incident has just begun to ferment and is far from reaching a climax.
What makes netizens so crazy is probably not an ordinary case of medical rights protection-medical disputes and rights protection occur almost every day.
What really attracts people is to peep at selfish desires and curiosity about other people’s sex and sex life. The story of a well-known doctor’s sexual entanglements with a 19-year-old female patient kidnapped almost all attention.
All the elements of the Internet age are presented in this dog blood play. Want to watch violence and pornography? Want to see the obscene appearance of successful people? Want to see the unfortunate experience of weak women in a male-dominated society? All these elements appear through this rough and yellow story of [being disfigured by plastic surgeons and raped three times] to satisfy the desire of [reading].
There is no more struggle, only the most struggle. I never dreamed that the medical rights protection incident could have been written like this. The Internet has brought unprecedented benefits, but it has also released unprecedented desires and greed.
In this era of online carnival, onlookers are happy to see the mess of the powerful being pulled down. Their hobby for the sexual privacy and scandals of those public figures has penetrated into the bone marrow, and the virtue of moderation has been thrown into the garbage can of history.
The main thing about Bo is the crazy click-through rate. Readers should satisfy their vulgar desire to peep at their selfish desires. In this hit-and-hit deal, they should satisfy each other and take what they want. Desire is like a virus, slaving everyone and can’t help searching, reading and spreading such a similar online dog blood drama.
In the past, such mass production of [erotic articles] only lurked in major online novel websites, but now, it has begun to invade the entire cyberspace, including microblogs, WeChat, portal websites, and even spread to traditional media such as newspapers.
Wait a minute, let the truth speak
Medical rights protection was originally a serious matter, but now it is written as a novel. Such [reports] satisfy people’s desire to peep at selfish interests, but as the most factual appraisal result, it has not been mentioned.
Who has the final say in medical accidents? Medical Accident Identification Committee.
What should I do if I am sexually assaulted? Call the police.
It is impossible to protect one’s rights by writing a story.
However, in this post, which has read more than ten million rights protection posts, the most critical two points have been avoided and all the attention of netizens has been directed to the moral stain of the clinician [color] and [bad]. This kind of technique, in fact, has been seen much in medical troubles, but this time it was put on the Internet.
As for the real situation, who cares?
On the way to find the truth, to protect their rights and to read, people suddenly lost their way and became slaves of desire. Can people refrain from forwarding and spreading such explicit [news]? Now, from the overwhelming reading craze, this question has already been answered.
However, the doctor called the police. I hope the hospital and police investigation can give such [news] a clear conclusion.
Stop and wait for the truth. Don’t be an accomplice to false statements.