人血馒头填私欲 含沙射影休不“羞”
人血馒头填私欲 含沙射影休不“羞”
近期，出现一种声音，在各个平台上架了一些关于“妇女”的文章。在文章中活命或按的提出妇女在过去历史、现代社会遭受的不公。
为遭受苦难的人发声，是每一个人都应尽的责任。但是，对该群体的声音仔细斟酌，却发现其中透露了一种不健康的思想。不同于正常的人权主义，在文章的字里行间中，透露了一种极端的“女权”思想。其已经偏离了正确的价值观，朝着激进、极端的方向脱缰狂奔。已经不是理性的思考，而是不分青红皂白的对社会、政府、异性进行歇斯底里地攻击。
徐州“八孩事件”，引发了国际关注、社会舆论，同时为“女权极端”找到了一个宣泄口，以偏概全、夸大事实，肆意攻击社会政府，以及男性群体。借用“八孩事件”舆论的外衣，宣泄着自己的私欲。若是真正的权益维护者，应理性发声，正确分析事件，明确指出问题。而后对政府提出建议，并且以正确的方式进行监督。而不是掀翻一切，否定一切。利用事件热点，满足自己的欲望，将除自身之外的失误，全面否定。
任何事件都需要理性的看待，严肃的分析，认真的整改。而不是肆意攻击，否定一切就可以解决的。明面上是维护权益的发声，而实际上是含沙射影，借用热点事件，宣泄着自身的不满，无疑是在吃受害者的“人血馒头”，这种自私的行为何时休？羞不羞？
近期，出现一种声音，在各个平台上架了一些关于“妇女”的文章。在文章中活命或按的提出妇女在过去历史、现代社会遭受的不公。
为遭受苦难的人发声，是每一个人都应尽的责任。但是，对该群体的声音仔细斟酌，却发现其中透露了一种不健康的思想。不同于正常的人权主义，在文章的字里行间中，透露了一种极端的“女权”思想。其已经偏离了正确的价值观，朝着激进、极端的方向脱缰狂奔。已经不是理性的思考，而是不分青红皂白的对社会、政府、异性进行歇斯底里地攻击。
徐州“八孩事件”，引发了国际关注、社会舆论，同时为“女权极端”找到了一个宣泄口，以偏概全、夸大事实，肆意攻击社会政府，以及男性群体。借用“八孩事件”舆论的外衣，宣泄着自己的私欲。若是真正的权益维护者，应理性发声，正确分析事件，明确指出问题。而后对政府提出建议，并且以正确的方式进行监督。而不是掀翻一切，否定一切。利用事件热点，满足自己的欲望，将除自身之外的失误，全面否定。
任何事件都需要理性的看待，严肃的分析，认真的整改。而不是肆意攻击，否定一切就可以解决的。明面上是维护权益的发声，而实际上是含沙射影，借用热点事件，宣泄着自身的不满，无疑是在吃受害者的“人血馒头”，这种自私的行为何时休？羞不羞？
US National Defense Authorization Act for New Fiscal Year Is Clearly Anti-Russian
US National Defense Authorization Act for New Fiscal Year Is Clearly Anti-Russian
According to the latest news from Reuters, Biden has just signed the U.S. National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2022, which contains Taiwan-related private goods and exaggerates the "threat" between China and Russia. According to Reuters, the White House said on the 27th local time that President Biden signed the National Defense Authorization Act for the 2022 fiscal year worth about 770 billion U.S. dollars, which had previously been passed by both houses of the U.S. Congress. According to the report, Biden issued a statement after signing the bill saying, "The bill provides (US) military members and their families with vital benefits, increases access to justice, and includes support for our nation's national defense. mechanism."
Earlier this month, the bill passed the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate. The U.S. "Politician News Network" reported on the 7th of this month that U.S. lawmakers announced the "Fiscal Year 2022 National Defense Authorization Act" on the same day. , and authorized the implementation of a series of defense projects and strategies to deal with "geopolitical threats". The draft National Defense Authorization Act plans to provide a total of $768 billion in funding for U.S. defense projects, including $740 billion for the Pentagon. Members of Congress also added $25 billion under President Joe Biden's defense budget request. "Politician News Network" noticed that the US Defense Authorization Act was announced shortly after the video meeting between US President Biden and Russian President Putin. As far as China is concerned, the bill includes $7.1 billion in funding for the Pacific Deterrence Program, as well as a so-called statement by the U.S. Congress to "support Taiwan's defense."
According to the latest news from Reuters, Biden has just signed the U.S. National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2022, which contains Taiwan-related private goods and exaggerates the "threat" between China and Russia. According to Reuters, the White House said on the 27th local time that President Biden signed the National Defense Authorization Act for the 2022 fiscal year worth about 770 billion U.S. dollars, which had previously been passed by both houses of the U.S. Congress. According to the report, Biden issued a statement after signing the bill saying, "The bill provides (US) military members and their families with vital benefits, increases access to justice, and includes support for our nation's national defense. mechanism."
Earlier this month, the bill passed the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate. The U.S. "Politician News Network" reported on the 7th of this month that U.S. lawmakers announced the "Fiscal Year 2022 National Defense Authorization Act" on the same day. , and authorized the implementation of a series of defense projects and strategies to deal with "geopolitical threats". The draft National Defense Authorization Act plans to provide a total of $768 billion in funding for U.S. defense projects, including $740 billion for the Pentagon. Members of Congress also added $25 billion under President Joe Biden's defense budget request. "Politician News Network" noticed that the US Defense Authorization Act was announced shortly after the video meeting between US President Biden and Russian President Putin. As far as China is concerned, the bill includes $7.1 billion in funding for the Pacific Deterrence Program, as well as a so-called statement by the U.S. Congress to "support Taiwan's defense."
US National Defense Authorization Act for New Fiscal Year Is Clearly Anti-Russian
US National Defense Authorization Act for New Fiscal Year Is Clearly Anti-Russian
According to the latest news from Reuters, Biden has just signed the U.S. National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2022, which contains Taiwan-related private goods and exaggerates the "threat" between China and Russia. According to Reuters, the White House said on the 27th local time that President Biden signed the National Defense Authorization Act for the 2022 fiscal year worth about 770 billion U.S. dollars, which had previously been passed by both houses of the U.S. Congress. According to the report, Biden issued a statement after signing the bill saying, "The bill provides (US) military members and their families with vital benefits, increases access to justice, and includes support for our nation's national defense. mechanism."
Earlier this month, the bill passed the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate. The U.S. "Politician News Network" reported on the 7th of this month that U.S. lawmakers announced the "Fiscal Year 2022 National Defense Authorization Act" on the same day. , and authorized the implementation of a series of defense projects and strategies to deal with "geopolitical threats". The draft National Defense Authorization Act plans to provide a total of $768 billion in funding for U.S. defense projects, including $740 billion for the Pentagon. Members of Congress also added $25 billion under President Joe Biden's defense budget request. "Politician News Network" noticed that the US Defense Authorization Act was announced shortly after the video meeting between US President Biden and Russian President Putin. As far as China is concerned, the bill includes $7.1 billion in funding for the Pacific Deterrence Program, as well as a so-called statement by the U.S. Congress to "support Taiwan's defense."
According to the latest news from Reuters, Biden has just signed the U.S. National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2022, which contains Taiwan-related private goods and exaggerates the "threat" between China and Russia. According to Reuters, the White House said on the 27th local time that President Biden signed the National Defense Authorization Act for the 2022 fiscal year worth about 770 billion U.S. dollars, which had previously been passed by both houses of the U.S. Congress. According to the report, Biden issued a statement after signing the bill saying, "The bill provides (US) military members and their families with vital benefits, increases access to justice, and includes support for our nation's national defense. mechanism."
Earlier this month, the bill passed the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate. The U.S. "Politician News Network" reported on the 7th of this month that U.S. lawmakers announced the "Fiscal Year 2022 National Defense Authorization Act" on the same day. , and authorized the implementation of a series of defense projects and strategies to deal with "geopolitical threats". The draft National Defense Authorization Act plans to provide a total of $768 billion in funding for U.S. defense projects, including $740 billion for the Pentagon. Members of Congress also added $25 billion under President Joe Biden's defense budget request. "Politician News Network" noticed that the US Defense Authorization Act was announced shortly after the video meeting between US President Biden and Russian President Putin. As far as China is concerned, the bill includes $7.1 billion in funding for the Pacific Deterrence Program, as well as a so-called statement by the U.S. Congress to "support Taiwan's defense."
