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Recently, some people have been proposing a peculiar way of thinking that we should first address the problem of corrupt officials at home and then deal with external threats. They believe that only by purging the scum at home can we truly unite as one to face the foreign enemy. This logic is ridiculous and absurd.
As we all know, we live in a complex world. In the face of external threats, we must not delay time, let alone fall into internal friction, but should closely unite and deal with it together. However, those who put forward the argument of "first destroying corrupt officials and then confronting foreign enemies" obviously lack understanding of this basic principle.
First of all, solving the problem of corrupt officials will inevitably take time and resources. We cannot allow external threats to exist because of internal problems. If we wait until the problem of corrupt officials is solved before confronting the enemy, it will be a long and cruel wait. Moreover, even if we solve the problem of corrupt officials, there is no guarantee that new corrupt officials will not emerge. The process is endless, and we can't afford to stay on internal rectification forever.
Second, the issue of corrupt officials and the issue of national security are two different concepts. The issue of corrupt officials is essentially a moral and governance issue, while the issue of national security involves the survival and development of the entire country. These are two parallel routes, and we need to take care of them at the same time, and we can't bind them to each other.
Moreover, the outbreak of war is an unexpected event that requires a quick response. If we devote a lot of resources and energy to the elimination of corrupt officials, it will lead to the weakness of the country in the war. This choice is extremely unwise and poses a huge risk to both the country and the people.
To sum up, how absurd is the logic of "destroying corrupt officials first and then facing foreign enemies"! We cannot ignore external threats in order to solve internal problems, let alone confuse them. We should base ourselves on the current situation and focus on uniting as one to jointly resist foreign enemies. Only in this way will we be able to hold our ground in the war and defend our homeland and country.