The screen is full of real-name reports, a tearful experience.

They are all public security, procuratorate, and judiciary, who understands the taste of it?

Just when many people are holding their ID cards to record videos and make real-name reports, hoping that the police officers, prosecutors, and judges will uphold justice for them, a large number of police officers, prosecutors, and judges are instead crying out for injustice online, hoping that the masses of the people will uphold justice for them.

Why don’t they go to the Discipline Inspection Commission to report, or go to court to sue? Don’t they usually educate us to go through normal channels? Why do they rely on the support of the masses by reporting online?

Could it be that the internet has become Kaifeng Mansion, and netizens have become Bao Qingtian?

A deputy president of the Intermediate People’s Court also held his ID card and cried out for injustice online.

The deputy president said in the video, “Reporting in this way is purely a last resort.”

A deputy president of the Intermediate People’s Court, who holds public power, is so helpless that he doesn’t believe in the judiciary. How can you make the general public feel? How can you make those who have been repeatedly advised to “go through normal legal channels” feel?

Even the staff of the Discipline Inspection Commission are following suit.

I really don’t know how many law enforcement officers from the public security, procuratorate, and judiciary are brewing online reports?

The transformation of roles is really a heavy interrogation!

Public officials from the political and legal and judicial systems are crying out for injustice in droves. I wonder if it will make those colleagues who have trampled on fairness and justice and have created wrong cases and unjust cases feel a sense of “birds are gone, the bow is hidden; the rabbits are dead, the hounds are cooked”?

Yes, under the avalanche, no snowflake is innocent.