Calling the Internet Cafe Attendant

No one knows when it started. Or perhaps people simply start stirring up trouble once they've had their fill.

In any society, no matter what someone does, even if it's a good deed, there will always be someone who pipes up or criticizes them behind their back, making snide remarks and even mocking them.

If that were all, it wouldn't be so bad. What's even more infuriating is that there are far more than just one or two people making these brainless comments.

It's like a single cannon blast in a time of chaos, and suddenly people rise up on every side, using baseless accusations to draw crowds of dimwits from all directions.

And in today's peaceful, prosperous age, this trend is only getting worse.

Before the internet became widespread, these brainless comments might have been confined to a particular time and place. But now, in an age when anyone can become a social media creator, they are especially devastating.

Everyone says the internet is not beyond the reach of the law, but is that really true?

From what I've seen online over the years, the internet is more than beyond the reach of the law. It's practically a playground for all kinds of "rampaging lunatics."

As for the so-called online regulators, I've never seen them make an effort or take any real action in this area. Instead, they turn a blind eye, pile on excuses after the fact, and finally say: "This person doesn't work for our department. They're a temp," or, "After extensive investigation and verification, no such person exists."

Our ancestors' strategies sure are being put to good use by you lot.

But even so, what can ordinary people like us do?

It feels as though we've never been the ones saying one. We've always been the two, the ones being told no.