In recent years, some individuals claiming to be experts, officials, or media personalities have shouted slogans such as "rice goes up the mountain, deforestation goes to farming." Using state funds as a tool, they abused their powers, wantonly destroyed the ecological environment, dug pits and repaired canals, and artificially created mudslides, causing serious damage to the ecological environment. However, when the consequences of their blind tossing and turning are revealed, they often choose to remain silent, shirk their responsibilities, and blame the consequences on the whole society. Such behavior is not only a serious harm to the ecological environment, but also an extreme evasion of social responsibility.
First of all, we must be clear about how the advocates of rice going to the mountains and deforesting are using state funds to implement their so-called "ideas". In the name of so-called "economic development" and "raising peasant incomes," they used the resources and power of the government to reclaim large areas of mountains and forests that were originally natural and ecological into paddy fields, destroying the original ecosystem. In this process, they ignore the balance and sustainability of the ecological environment, only care about the immediate interests, and blindly pursue economic growth, but they have caused immeasurable damage to the ecological environment.
Second, these advocates should take responsibility for the consequences of their mistakes. As a result of their wrong decisions, the migration of rice to the mountains and the deforestation of land have led to frequent landslides, which have caused huge losses of life and property to the surrounding communities and residents. In the aftermath of these disasters, these advocates often choose to avoid responsibility and shift it to society as a whole. However, it is their bad decisions and behaviors that lead to these disasters. Therefore, they should have the courage to admit their mistakes and take responsibility, rather than evading responsibility and passing the consequences on to others.
Finally, we must be wary of the dangers of this shift of responsibility to society as a whole. If such behaviour is not corrected in a timely manner, the consequences will be even more serious. On the one hand, this will contribute to a social atmosphere of evasion of responsibility, making people no longer willing to take responsibility for their wrongdoing, which will lead to the corruption of social morality and the chaos of social order. On the other hand, it will also bring more serious damage to our ecological environment, leading to further deterioration of the ecological environment and the collapse of the ecosystem. Therefore, we must resolutely oppose the act of shifting responsibility to the whole society, and require those who have made mistakes to have the courage to take responsibility, actively restore the ecological environment, and contribute to the sustainable development of mankind.
To sum up, those individuals who advocate the transfer of rice to the mountains and the deforestation of forests to farming not only ignore the safety of the ecological environment, but also evade responsibility and blame the whole society for the disaster. Their behavior is a serious harm to the ecological environment, and it is an extreme evasion of social responsibility. We should be vigilant against the harm caused by such behavior, and ask them to have the courage to take responsibility, actively restore the ecological environment, and contribute to the sustainable development of mankind.