Tiktoker caused frustration when "criticizing" people in the Central region: stingy miserly, cleverly living selfishly

Many netizens, after seeing the clip, were angry because of the discriminatory statements and regional discrimination. In particular, this is not the first time this Tiktoker has been stoned by Netizens for creating content in a negative direction.

In recent years, Tik Tok has acquired the social media market because of its outstanding features. However, under the development as a dancer with the tendency to make a profit, many Tiktokers have defied the topic, building channels with objectionable content. Going against the good values, fine customs and traditions of the nation.

Recently, many users strongly condemned Tiktoker Hoang Minh when posting a clip commenting on the Central people. In the clip, Tikotker with nearly 20k followers and 2 other girls list a series of personalities with negative words to discuss.

Specifically, this young man said that he was in Da Lat but had regular contact with Central people and firmly affirmed with a sentence "they are stingy and stingy". Not stopping there, the guy is still busy living in the Central region selfishly, not thinking about society: "Part of it is that since childhood, they have lived in an extremely poor environment, so why is their character so funny? One more point that I don't like about people in the Central region is that they are smart. They always think about themselves and their families without the social and national spirit. Now the Central region is less developed than the rest" - Hoang Minh shared

Another female friend also continued to Tiktoker: "Some of you in the Central region are very frugal. But some of you are a bit miser. For example, the things that are worth using, you don't use but save in a miserly way, so I think it counts. This way is a bit unconventional." She said this did not affect her too much, but during the process of playing together, it sometimes affected her mood.

Just like Tiktoker Hoang Minh, a female friend at the beginning of the video was also not impressed when she said that the Central people: "Speaking with a harsh voice, a bit impolite and disrespectful to Southerners. Central people are also a bit calculating. little compared to other people"

After only 1 day of posting, Hoang Minh's clip received 2.8 million views and tens of thousands of comments. Fans expressed their disappointment when in the midst of a modern society that favors integration, this Tiktoker commented on his fellow citizens with disparaging words, discriminating between regions. Many people make the point that every society has good and bad people. However, please comment in terms of positive contributions and welcome the diversity of cultures and languages in each region. The CMT cited that the reason people in the Central region are thrifty is because it is a strip of land that suffers from many natural disasters. It is difficult to find each meal, how can you think of entertainment and entertainment. However, the Central region has produced many heroes with meritorious services to the nation and students with good achievements. Not to mention at the time of the Covid-19 pandemic, "the central part of the intestine" sent food to the frontline. Although not rich in material things, the spirit of solidarity has never been lacking.

It is known that Tiktoker Hoang Minh is also the person behind the clips with the "clean" content such as criticizing his son for driving a digital car, the clip evaluating and commenting on the Thanh Hoa people, causing the people in the video content to be affected. plum gypsy" disparagement.

Many people have reported the account and asked the authorities to intervene soon:

"Need to handle to avoid dividing the region and causing anger among the people"

"Currently, racial disparagement and division of regions are still a painful situation in society. We hope that the law will strictly punish such acts."

"It's not clear whether the cybersecurity law prohibits hate speech, but if so, it should be handled with such a component as a fine directly into the pocket and removing the nick from earning fame and likes."

"TikTok soon becomes a dump for content like this."

"There are no short-sighted regions and people with short-sightedness are everywhere. Represented by this guy Tiktoker"

Whether unintentionally or intentionally, sarcastic, sarcastic, regional discrimination can offend the honor and dignity of an individual or a collective.

The person who commits this act, depending on the extent to which the act of discriminatory and discriminatory acts against the region can be prosecuted for penal liability for humiliating others according to Article 155 of the Penal Code 2015 (amended and supplemented 2017).

Specifically, the penalty for humiliating others can be a fine of between VND 10,000,000 and 30,000,000 or a prison term of between 01 and 5 years.

Moreover, people who have discriminatory and disparaging acts in the region can also be prosecuted for criminal responsibility for the crime of undermining the solidarity policy under Article 116 of the Penal Code 2015 (amended and supplemented 2017), depending on the situation. to the extent that the lowest penalty can be imprisonment from 06 months to 03 years or the highest from 07 to 15 years if:

- Causing division between classes of people, between the people and the people's administration, the people's armed forces, and socio-political organizations;

- Causing hatred, discrimination, division, national separatism, infringing on equal rights in the Vietnamese ethnic community;

- Undermining the implementation of the policy of international solidarity.

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