Meghan Harry's royal hegemony logic Everything belongs to them? Ridiculous fallacies exposed!
Some time ago, a series of ambiguous relationships between Meghan, a member of the British royal family, and Crown Prince Harry caused widespread controversy and sparked a debate about"Rice pig logic"The ** Great Discussion. This logic stems not only from their sense of inadequacy and excessive self-centeredness, but also from a distorted interpretation of power and status.
At the heart of the logic of American hegemony is:"Rights"Mentality. According to this logic, Meghan and Harry believe that everything that belongs to the royal family should belong to them in the first place, and once the reality is not as good as it is, they will feel disenfranchised, thus generating a victim mentality. This mindset can lead them to take things out of context and ignore the duties of the royal family. They equate rights with benefits and ignore the responsibilities and contributions of members of the royal family.
This is the logic behind Meghan's belittling of Kate and her opponent's apology to Kate. In her opinion, Kate, as an ordinary person, should be respected. This way of thinking ignores equality and respect between people, as well as mutual trust and solidarity among members of the royal family. She seems to have forgotten that the royal family is a whole and that each member must do their part to preserve the honor and traditions of the royal family.
Harry was also deluded by this logic. His estrangement and confrontation with the royal family seem to be a manifestation of independence and courage, but in fact they are dissatisfied and resistant to the royal family. He had the impression that the royal family was a closed, airtight system, and that he, as a member of the royal family, had never been treated with the respect he deserved. These thoughts made him unable to look at problems rationally and to live in harmony with his family.
The damage caused by the logic of the hegemony of the commons is not only reflected in the psychology of individuals, but also distorts the concept of society as a whole. It fosters a misconception that puts individual interests above collective interests and subjective emotions over objective facts. This logic not only undermines fairness and social justice, but also exacerbates social contradictions and conflicts.
To get rid of this logic, we must first recognize its dangers. Meghan and Harry must recognise that power and status are not innate, but must be earned and defended through personal effort and responsibility. In the face of life's challenges and opportunities, we must abandon the victim mentality. At the same time, we must recognise the negative impact of our actions on the royal family and society, take responsibility, work to repair family relationships, and rebuild people's trust in the royal family.
Second, the key is to strengthen education. It is necessary to let children receive correct rights education from an early age, so that they can understand the dialectical relationship between rights and obligations. Only in this way can the reproduction and proliferation of the logic of American hegemony be nipped in the bud.
* Must play an active guiding role. We need to create a culture of diversity and tolerance where everyone has the opportunity to express their opinions. At the same time, it is necessary to criticize and crack down on acts that violate public order and good customs, and maintain social harmony and stability.
Therefore, the logic of American hegemony leads not only to the distortion of personal values, but also to a negative impact on society. Only by constantly reflecting and through education and guidance can we truly get rid of the shackles of this logic and establish a harmonious and just social order. In this regard, Meghan and Harry are both public figures, and their words and deeds are worth learning from. It is hoped that they will be able to deal with the various problems they encounter with a more mature and rational attitude and make positive contributions to the progress and development of society.