In recent years, there have been growing calls for improving the treatment of farmers and allowing them to speak out and be treated fairly. However, we have to face a confusing truth: there are always people who are adamantly against all this. Why are some people so determined to prevent the growth of farmers' rights and interests, and their voices? What are the practical reasons behind this?
## Body
#### 1. conflict of interest
First of all, the improvement of farmers' treatment means an increase in the cost of agricultural production, which will directly affect the interests of relevant enterprises and consumers. For enterprises, if farmers' wages and benefits are raised, they will face higher labor costs, which in turn will reduce profit margins. In addition, the price of many products may also increase as a result, putting economic pressure on consumers. Therefore, some people resolutely oppose raising the treatment of peasants, mainly for the sake of safeguarding their own interests.
#### 2. Voices raise social issues
Farmers' voices often mean that their needs and demands will be heeded, and policies may be adjusted. However, such adjustments can lead to social problems. For example, in the process of urbanization, a large number of rural labor flows into cities, which may lead to problems such as fierce competition for jobs and social disorder. As a result, some fear that farmers' voices will bring instability that will prevent them from speaking out.
#### 3. Intellectual backwardness and ideology
There are also those who are conservative about improving the treatment of peasants and supporting their voices, which is often related to the level of knowledge and ideology. Some argue that the improved treatment of peasants will lead to an unfair distribution of resources, or that peasants should not interfere too much in political and social affairs. In addition, backward knowledge may also prevent them from understanding the real needs and predicaments of farmers, resulting in misunderstandings and prejudices.
#### 4. The pattern of interests is uneven
Finally, to understand why there are always those who oppose raising the treatment of peasants and prevent them from speaking out, we must see that the real situation is uneven in the pattern of interests. In the current social and economic development, some people have more resources and power, and they tend to maintain the status quo and are unwilling to fight for more rights and interests for farmers. This imbalance in the pattern of interests has led some to oppose the further growth of peasants' rights.
## Conclusion
While we want farmers to be treated better, to be able to speak out and be treated fairly, opposition persists for practical reasons. Conflicts of interest, social problems, intellectual backwardness and imbalance in ideology and the pattern of interests are all reasons for this phenomenon. We need to think more deeply about these problems and find solutions to them, so as to achieve the development of farmers and the common progress of society.