It seems to be an increasingly widespread concern that the number of anti-social behaviors has increased, and respect has reduced in contemporary society. I am strongly convinced that the increase in living costs and the development of real-time communication on the Internet are responsible for this, and we should take many effective measures to overcome them.
The first reason is that our living costs have increased significantly. This means that compared to 10 years ago, we must work longer hours to earn enough money to raise our family or avoid being fired, causing employees to be under high competition and work pressure. As a result, people who cannot bear these bad emotions do some anti-social things to make themselves happy and release their work pressure. Another reason is that with the development of the Internet, people can comment on the latest news through real-time communication. For example, they can comment on people’s posts, such as Facebook and WeChat, without any expense. As a result, using real-time communication software, they can be anonymous and insult other people instead of respecting others, just for fun.
The problem of these bad behaviors can certainly be mitigated. The first step is for our government to enact laws requiring every employee to have enough rest time, putting them in a better mood. Also, people who do anti-social things should be punished as a deterrent to others. At the same time, our government should make some limitations on how to regulate user behavior, such as banning some questionable content and words. The last measure is that software managers should monitor and restrict user behaviors.
In conclusion, the increase in living costs and the development of real-time communication are two reasons why the number of anti-social behaviors has increased and people have lost respect. In the future, we should take many effective measures to handle these problems.