Do you know the price of a word?

Destroy a person in one sentence. One of my brothers worked as a policeman in a grass-roots police station after graduating from college. When he went out to look for the police, he was pointed at his nose and scolded for a long time. The client said: "I pay taxes to support you, it is better to have a dog." My brother got angry at once and was dragged back to work by his colleagues. He sent a circle of friends. "When I became a policeman, I knew that the smiling faces given by my parents were all taken for others to trample on." My brother went to grandpa's house for a reunion in the New Year, and my uncle asked him to help me open some proof materials. He said it was against the rules. His grandfather said, "Now that your wings are hard, you are nothing without that dog skin." My brother's father turned around and went home on the spot. My brother submitted his resignation shortly after he came back. As a police cadet, the police dream from childhood to adulthood was completely shattered.

A word will not only destroy a person, but also destroy a collective. "Call the police if you are in trouble", as everyone knows, is the last thing the police want to hear. Some people drink until 2: 30 in the morning, and then report to the police that they are lost, and we will send them home; Some people quarrel with their husbands and wives and can call the police five times a night. One minute they want to jump off a building, and the next minute they say they kill people. When I forgot where I put my wallet, I called the police and the police helped the house find it. If you are in trouble, how many policemen will be wasted in this "trouble" every year. Such propaganda slogans make many policemen run around on meaningless roads and make the whole police force overload. A word can destroy a person, but also make a collective exhausted.