The urban management law enforcement brigade pushed a 70-year-old man who was setting up a stall on the street, and also "knocked the old man to the ground", and the old man kept wailing!
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In the past, when netizens saw this kind of news, they must have been brushed up in the comment area to severely punish the urban management and sympathize with the elderly.
But this time, netizens no longer seem to support the old man who set up a stall one-sidedly, saying: I have seen too much like this, and I have not changed it repeatedly!
The incident happened in a county town in Bazhong, Sichuan, according to the online video confession, two days ago, a number of chengguan on a street had a physical conflict with an old man selling vegetables, in the video, the chengguan knocked the old man to the ground, and the old man kept wailing!
At present, there have been three parties who have come forward to restore the ins and outs of the whole thing, namely the eyewitness merchants, the staff of the street office, and the Propaganda Department of the county party committee, let's see what the three parties said:
Witnessing merchants: The peasants set up stalls here, and the chengguan did not allow them to set up stalls here, and when they were cleaned up, the two of them fought.
Street Office Staff: The old man has occupied the road for a long time, and he attacked the chengguan without listening to the advice, and it was the old man who made the first move, and the chengguan was forced to defend and stop it.
Propaganda Department of the County Party Committee: The investigation is currently underway, and the old man has been sent to the hospital and is in good health.
At present, this old man has indeed occupied the road, but whether he has repeatedly advised him and did not listen to it, there is no conclusive statement to confirm it.
However, in the previous incidents of conflicts between chengguan and hawkers over stalls, the comments of netizens were almost one-sided in favor of hawkers, but this time, it was a little different.
There are obviously fewer netizens who support the elderly who set up stalls, and more netizens are "rational".
Netizen: It is true that the elderly are a vulnerable group, but they can't be too much, and it is not good to affect pedestrian traffic, so we must understand each other.
Netizen: After experiencing this kind of old man, there is no way to reason at all, they rely on their weakness and scold others when they open their mouths.
Some netizens questioned, is the occupation of the road business so exaggerated?
Let me tell you that the operation of occupying the road really affects traffic, especially during the morning rush hour.
Xiaobian used to pass a road on the way to work, and there was a morning market next to the road, but the morning market stalls had to be charged, and as a result, a group of uncles and aunts rode tricycles to occupy the entire road early in the morning, surrounded by uncles and aunts who bought vegetables.
Riding by by an electric car, I was accidentally hit by my aunt's tricycle several times.
The key point is that the prices of these vendors are not much cheaper than the prices of the stalls in the morning market, so why do so many people buy them? Because they block the door to enter the morning market, many people are so troublesome that they go home after buying them nearby.
As long as the chengguan does not come, the road must be blocked in the morning, and the office workers who pass by around also complain.
Netizen: You can't affect public transportation for your own selfish interests, because you can set up stalls when you're old, so what do you think about other younger people?
On the one hand, it is to occupy the road, which affects traffic safety, and on the other hand, it is for the sake of livelihood, walking the streets and alleys to earn some meager pension money.
It can only be said that the "rational" statements of netizens are not unreasonable, but the life problems of the elderly in their 70s cannot be ignored.
How to balance the relationship between the two? Just like netizens said, it is better to help the elderly find a place where they can set up stalls to solve the problem.
However, as we all know, regular market stalls all have to pay booth fees, and if this old man is exempted, will other old people who set up stalls follow suit? If this market operation and management fee falls on the chengguan, it will be very unfair to other regular stall owners who pay the fees, and it will also be a big expense for the chengguan.
Therefore, if we want to completely solve this problem, we can only take action by the national team! Each city builds several batches of free temporary markets, and only the elderly over 60 years old are allowed to set up stalls to sell, and only after real-name registration can they have their own temporary stalls.
I wonder if you think this idea is feasible?
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