The hometown of cat abuse man keeps receiving wreaths and shrouds. What does his cat abuse have to do with his family?

Almighty? Some netizens can only tell the man's hometown address through human flesh, but they can't tell his current specific address through human flesh. They can only mail some funeral supplies to vent their anger. After all, his cat abuse behavior has aroused public anger, and it is inevitable to be attacked by netizens.

First, netizens think this address is the address of a cat-abusing man, so they will keep sending it? A gift? To vent their anger. After the cat abuse incident was exposed, it caused a heated discussion, and then netizens found out the address of the man who abused cats. Later, some netizens said that Liu's family, a cat abuser, kept receiving express delivery, and these were all items purchased by netizens from the Internet, including wreaths, shrouds, paper figures and even blood gloves. However, this is not the place where Liu lived for a long time, but the address where his grandparents lived in their hometown. Although they are relatives of Liu, they have aroused public indignation at his cat abuse.

In fact, this practice of netizens is to express their anger at seeing the cat abuse incident. Although Liu has been dismissed by the company and accepted punishment, he has also been punished accordingly. However, netizens were angry after seeing the news that the mother cat and four kittens had died, and wanted to tell him that cat abuse needed to pay by ordering wreaths and shrouds.

Second, it is illegal to search for addresses and mail funeral supplies by human flesh, and these netizens may be investigated for legal responsibility. According to an insider, Liu's grandparents are 75 years old and in poor health. If they knew that Liu was abusing small animals outside, they would probably hit them. Therefore, Liu specifically told his friends not to send all these things to the outlets, otherwise these funeral supplies will scare the elderly elders. At present, some lawyers have voiced their views on this move, arguing that although Liu's behavior is excessive, human flesh information and mailing items are considered to have violated the privacy of the parties and have constituted illegal acts.

In fact, no matter what Liu did, it had nothing to do with his relatives. Although the elder is negligent in education, he cannot intimidate or even harass his relatives. This kind of behavior is no different from Liu openly abusing cats. Moreover, Liu has been punished accordingly. I believe he has realized his mistake, and I hope netizens will give him a chance to turn over a new leaf.

Finally: It's really disgusting for a man to abuse cats, but it's really immoral for a netizen to send funeral products to an elderly elder, which simply highlights the ugliest face of human beings and makes the social atmosphere turbid.