Recently, after the release of Xiaomi SU7, in response to relevant evaluations, some rice fans carried out a fierce attack on the evaluator Chen Zhen on the online platform, which caused widespread concern in the society. At the same time, this phenomenon is reminiscent of the cyberbullying of dissidents by the "Meichui" group in the sports circle. Although the two are in different fields, there are striking similarities between the cyberbullying logic behind them and the negative impact of Dick Silk culture.
First of all, when faced with controversy, rice noodles and plum blows often choose to attack with extreme emotional language rather than rational discussion. They belittle, insult or even personally attack other people's views based on their personal preferences or positions, which not only violates basic online morality, but also tramples on the dignity of others. Mi fans' groundless accusations against Chen Zhen's professional evaluation, and Mei Fan's fanatical suppression of Messi's criticism, all highlight their irrationality and brutality in dealing with differences of opinion.
Secondly, behind this kind of cyberbullying, it reflects a certain pathological psychology of the Diaosi culture. Dick culture is often self-centered, lacks tolerance and respect, and is accustomed to exalting itself by denying others. The actions of the rice fans and the plum blowers are the embodiment of this psychological projection, turning cyberspace into a cathartic and stressful arena in the name of defending their idols or brands, ignoring the importance of freedom of speech and equal communication.
The most important thing is that the harm to society caused by the cyberviolence behavior of the dicks should not be underestimated. It destroys the healthy online ecological environment, weakens the normal function of public opinion supervision, and suppresses innovative thinking and pluralistic views. In addition, cyberbullying can also cause great mental pressure on the victim, and may even trigger real-life conflicts, further aggravating social conflicts.
To sum up, whether it is Mi Fan's attack on Chen Zhen or Mei Blow's cyberbullying behavior, it is a vicious extension of Dick Silk culture in cyberspace. In this regard, we should actively advocate rational voices, adhere to the bottom line of online civilization, respect every voice and point of view, and jointly create a harmonious, orderly, and positive online environment. At the same time, everyone should consciously resist cyberbullying, treat different opinions with rationality and tolerance, and return the online world to its open, equal and inclusive nature.