What does double standard dog mean?

"Double-label dog" is a common word on the Internet, which generally refers to addressing people. It is ironic and often appears when two people have contradictions and spit on each other. Some people may not know what a double-labeled dog means. Next, let's take a look.

The word "double standard dog" is a common buzzword on the Internet, which usually refers to those who measure or judge things by different standards. When judging things, they usually have two sides, only agree with the value judgments or actions that are in their own interests, and oppose or restrict the value judgments or actions that are not in their own interests. At the same time, impose your own interests or actions on others.

"Double-label dog" is the earliest buzzword rice circle, which is often used as a common language among different fan groups. Later, it gradually became known to the public, and its scope of use gradually expanded, becoming a common network language.

"Double dog" is an ironic name for people. People who are called "double standard dogs" often don't have their own positions and principles when judging things, and their principles and positions will only change with their own interests.

For example, if someone rides a bicycle through a traffic light and runs a red light because it is 1 sec apart, he will think that 1 sec doesn't matter. But when he sees others running the red light 1 second, he will swear and say that we should obey the traffic rules and be civilized people. This kind of "double-label dog" that says one thing and does another is also avoided in life.