In this first batch of dark years, I read a news during the in-depth exploration of the Changsha market: a 66-year-old woman, while dedicating herself to the community, was actually subjected to the vicious behavior of the property security captain. In this regard, I just want to say that this is more like an aggressive decline - the strong crush the weak, how can the vulnerable who are difficult to resist protect themselves from harm?
Yu XX, this name has drawn endless wounds in our hearts. You wait and see, this property security captain, regardless of his identity, this person, when he does this kind of behavior, he has no conscience and bottom line at all. In his opinion, a 66-year-old aunt should be slaughtered and humiliated, in short, in this world where the strong oppress the weak, the weak are not qualified to shout.
I just read a few comments from netizens, one asked her why she could still be a security guard, one laughed at her for being difficult to protect herself, how she could keep the community safe, and another was surprised that the property hired a 66-year-old female security guard. Haha, isn't this the way we think as a citizen? to hit others, then to despise, then to sigh, and then to do nothing, just question and complain.
To be honest, the old lady can still be a security guard, which I think is more gratifying. Because in our very good society, it is commendable enough to have a job to do and a salary for a 66-year-old. Those who say that the property employs an old lady, you should think about it, you are old, your health is not good, is there anyone willing to hire you?
As for the question of self-protecting, I think it just shows the problems of our society. What is the responsibility of security guards? It is to protect the safety of the community, so who should ensure their own safety? They need to have a safe working environment, and not fall into this dilemma of "being bullied by the captain at work", which is what the society should reflect.
Overall, this incident is more of a prominent wake-up call that we have to face the question: Is our society good enough to protect the weak? Isn't it a problem in our society that a 66-year-old man who not only needs to work hard to make a living, but also has to endure the torture of sexual assault?
We need to put people more at the centre and focus on human dignity, especially the rights of those who are marginalized in society. Such incidents should not happen again, and we all have a responsibility to protect everyone, regardless of their age and the nature of their work. Instead of just verbal criticism, we need to take concrete actions to protect those who need to be protected.
To quote a famous saying in "Dream of Red Mansions", "The benevolent are invincible". What we need to do is to accept everyone who needs to be accepted with a loving heart, and to protect everyone who needs to be protected, so that our society can be truly full of light and warmth.