政府製造忌諱，目的是令人民貧窮

 

圖、Woke culture就是令普通人得到裝備去批鬥窮人。

我之前拍片講過風暴期間有勇士在海濱端坐，無懼風浪。然而，政府也以疏忽照顧兒童的罪名拘捕了一些家長。事後政府也說考慮立法對付，當然我認為這只是應付民意，並不真的會做。

在台灣，所謂博愛座也經常引起爭吵，甚至打鬥，例如短片的情況。

《道德經·第五十七章》講過一句，「天下多忌諱，而民彌貧」，以前不大了解，這幾年容易明白了，就是政府或政府背後的財團勢力故意製造社會禁忌，目的是令人做事顧慮太多，被犯規的焦籠罩，恐懼周邊的人群的注視目光和公審壓力，於是膽小畏縮，無法改變自己的現狀，大部分都是安於貧窮，甘願被剝削，遇到大財團的交易合約和app的下載合約，明明是不公平也是啞忍，希望大財團針對的不是自己，只是在保護禁忌的時候才顯得勇猛起來，於是窮人舉報窮人，樂此不疲。普通人很容易動員起來去罵窮人違反女權，但富豪頻頻更換女模特兒，在媒體面前自誇，窮人卻從不想到去譴責。

舉凡Woke culture、DEI或香港與台灣那種關懷型政府（caring government），都在製造社會禁忌，在經濟衰退的時候更加熱衷於立法強制關懷，例如立法禁止獨自爬高山峭壁、風暴期間觀浪等等。

附錄：

原文：

以正治國，以奇用兵，以無事取天下。吾何以知其然哉？以此：天下多忌諱，而民彌貧；人多利器，國家滋昏；人多伎巧，奇物滋起；法令滋彰，盜賊多有。故聖人云：「我無為，而民自化；我好靜，而民自正；我無事，而民自富；我無欲，而民自樸。」

語譯：

以無為、清靜之道去治理國家，以奇巧、詭秘的辦法去用兵，以不擾害人民而治理天下。我怎麼知道是這種情形呢？根據就在於此：天下的禁忌越多，而老百姓就越陷於貧窮；人民的銳利武器越多，國家就越陷於混亂；人們的技巧越多，邪風怪事就越鬧得厲害；法令越是森嚴，盜賊就越是不斷地增加。故此有道的聖人說：「我無為，人民就自我化育；我好靜，人民就自然富足；我無欲，而人民就自然淳樸。」

Source: 陳雲

https://www.patreon.com/posts/zheng-fu-zhi-zao-140082527

恐慌的下場

一場玩咗接近一年嘅瘟疫政治，令到成個經濟狀況處於懸崖邊，再被人進迫一步就隨時跌入深淵。

有人為咗自己所屬行業向政府下跪，亦有人為個人利益出賣友人。

我唔係一早就知道政府玩咩嘅人，喺頭一兩個月我都係選擇行後一步睇清楚場瘟疫政治會點發展，但當時就千叮萬囑他人唔好恐慌，因為我好清楚當內心出現恐懼時就會影響思考同判斷力。

但當我知道政權玩緊咩嘅時候，大眾已經成為咗瘟疫政治嘅棋子，限聚令限商令亦接踵而來，身邊唔少朋友同相識突然間陷入財困，而政權提出嘅防疫政策更將唔少香港人內心嘅醜陋引晒出嚟……

聽聞依家已經有小學生會將口罩戴唔好嘅人當成播毒者，當中包括自己嘅同級同學，呢啲思想係咩人植入喺學生腦袋？？

有啲嘢已經好難改寫……大家要好好保重。

上年六月去到今時今日嘅說話︰

習文學武，好好保護自己，唔好咁易信人。

Source: 觀影字語

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=385314329513920&id=100948461283843

借暴政去消滅本身不喜歡的人和事

食環喺灣仔柯布連道謝菲道抄牌，發告票捉拉低口罩食煙嘅市民。

我自己討厭食煙，亦反對吸煙，但冇可能畀暴政藉防疫之名去「苛徵重稅」，搜刮民脂民膏。

故此，小弟即刻提醒附近天橋底、橫街窄巷嘅煙民要格外小心。

面對極權，希望大家唔好胡亂篤魁，借暴政去消滅本身唔喜歡嘅人或事，而係要思考清楚何謂「自由」，共勉之。

Source: 鄭錦滿

https://www.facebook.com/800421050019891/posts/3445501882178448/

The Problem with Saying Nothing

Ellen DeGeneres:

I have said this on my social media, but I want to say it again to my viewers.  I stand with the protesters who are exercising their rights, and I want to be an ally fighting for change.

As a white person. I don't always know what to say.  I think right now white people have to just sit in our discomfort, and we have to admit that there's a lot we don't know about black people's lives and about a black person's experience.

And there is horrible injustice towards black people that has been ignored for far too long. I've tried to use my platform to raise awareness on different issues over the years.  I like to think that I'm doing my best.  But I think it's time that we have to look at ourselves and we have to say we have not done enough.  I want to learn how to be a better person, how to do better.  I was the dancing lady for a little while, and now I want to help educate my audience.  I want to educate myself.

I want to say hi to my friend tWitch.  tWitch, I think a lot of people are being silent right now because everyone is scared they're going to say the wrong thing.

tWitch:

Yes, I mean, there's a part of me that gets it because we have a society now that's like: on social media if you say the wrong thing, you get ripped apart.  Here's the reason that's problematic, and it can go on many different things, right?

Like, as a man (myself), there's going to be times that I'm going to have to speak up for misogyny and all kinds of stuff like that, but I can't be silent because I'm afraid of saying the wrong thing.  Out of love for the person that you're speaking up for, you have to be willing to make that mistake and then go back and correct it.  So then you know—because if you don't make the mistake, just by doing nothing, then that still is a stance.  A non-stance is a stance at this point in time.  You know what I mean?

So when it comes to race relations and how we're yelling Black Lives Matter and speaking up for the injustices that we as black people have faced in this country for centuries now, at this point, we just need allies.  We don't need you to be perfect because—excuse my French—the [...] we're fighting against is not perfect.  So we don't need a well-formulated set.  We need people that care.  We need people that are going to be willing to face the raw, uncut "I make mistakes, but I'll bounce right back to be with y'all again."  We need that.

So, I understand there's a little bit of resistance, a little bit of hesitant forward motion for that.  But at the end of the day, you you know, I love you.  You have many many many people of color, black people that love you that will... I'm not talking about the social media folks. I'm talking about people that could call you and from a place of love like "Yo, I saw what you're trying to say, but next time word it this way because this." And you know it's coming from a place of love rather than like "We're going to tear a celebrity down!"  You know what I'm saying? We don't have to worry about that right now.

What we have to do is we have to connect on a human level and make sure that we're showing each other that we care.  On the flip side of that, we also have to find a place of patience and not rip each other apart for trying.  Sometimes things are going to be misspoken because we all don't have the same experiences.  So it's a lot of things that need to work at the same time, but none of us as a people on either side can stop trying.

Source: Ellen DeGeneres, tWith

https://twitter.com/TheEllenShow/status/1268594299287089152