Chapter 34 <No way, no way, no way>

A certain newspaper once published a satirical cartoon titled Bole: A leading cadre who called himself Bole sat there with a cigarette in his mouth and wanted to choose a Maxima.There is a couplet on both sides of him, The above couplet reads: Say you can do it, you can do it, and you can do it if you don’t. The next link reads: Say no, no, no, no. The horizontal batch is: Not convinced. One of the sophistry techniques is called appealing to power, that is, when a person speaks and does things, he does not speak reason or objective facts, but proceeds from his own subjective will and relies on his power to overwhelm others.

From a philosophical point of view, this is typical solipsism and subjective idealism; from a logical point of view, it is a blatant confusion of black and white, and reverse right and wrong.Originally OK and not OK are two contradictory concepts. The leading cadre in the comic insists that OK is not OK, and what is not OK is OK, so as to make two judgments that contain logical contradictions. Just as domineering.The horizontal batch of dissatisfaction cannot vividly depict this kind of people's self-important mentality and bully style. For such bole, we should fully expose and carry out necessary struggles according to the party's cadre policy and objective facts.