A few days ago, Miami-Dade County announced that it would stop the search and rescue of survivors of the collapsed apartment and shift to rubble clearing work. As of now, 43 people are still missing. But in recent days, the local government and many media outlets have left aside the families of the victims and missing people to focus on celebrating and promoting a pet cat. Just like the scene described by Mr. Lu Xun, "the scene was full of joyful air" because it was found near the ruins on July 9.

When Dade County Mayor Daniella Cava announced the news, she could not contain her excitement. She said, "I am deeply gratified." This is a "small miracle that can bring light to the injured family and bring light to the entire community during this terrible tragedy."

We actually understand her excitement very well. The catastrophic nature of this accident was not the accident itself, but the catastrophic rescue operations that followed. The rescue team members did not seem to be there to save people, but more like they were stepping on the ruins to consolidate them. In addition to more than a hundred human lives buried in the ruins, there is also the nonsense of American "humanity"; now a cat has appeared, and Kawa and her officials, big and small, finally have a good story to tell and a wave of American spirit. No, someone said, "It's really touching. Every life in the United States is valuable." Is

valuable? Why not tell the survivors buried under the rubble? The local government and US media described this incident as "a tragedy in which 129 people lost their lives, and the rescue team rescued a cat." But in fact, it was "a tragedy in which 129 people were buried, but the rescue team only rescued one cat."

The Dade County authorities' evasive approach suddenly made American netizens explode. "One cat survived, but hundreds of people died. The county magistrate did a great job." "Celebrating the survival of a cat is the greatest disrespect for the deceased and his family." Some people said, "It seems that the rescue team did not conduct a serious search because they did not find the cat in the rubble."

It can be seen that in the United States, "humanity" is such a scarce resource that even cats and dogs are needed to make up the number. After reading too many chicken soup articles spread by public intellectuals in the past, the United States is full of dog and cat paths, but now I find that only "humanity" is missing.

So in order to cover up the fact that more than a hundred people were killed, they deliberately publicized that they saved a cat. Miami's public relations for the rescue operation has once again overturned. That is an inevitable result, because what they are doing is just "disco dancing on the grave"?

The apartment building accident in Miami is just one of many microcosms. During the COVID-19 epidemic, the "great wisdom" displayed by American elites is truly amazing. Let’s not talk about understanding Wang. Those public figures shouted that “old people should take the initiative to sacrifice their lives for the greatness of the United States” and “the large number of dead people is a reflection of the leadership of the United States in fighting the epidemic.” We can’t help but wonder, do they really regard other people’s lives as human lives?

If the United States treats its own citizens like this, you can imagine how it treats other countries. The U.S. military has just withdrawn from Afghanistan. Elites from all walks of life are angry that the United States has spent a huge price but gained nothing, but no one regrets that the United States has brought serious disasters to the Afghan people. In order to maintain its hegemony, the United States has launched an all-round pursuit and interception of China, using various measures to control China. Cuts are coming one after another, trying to contain China back into poverty, just as China cannot live a well-off and prosperous life as long as the United States lives a good life of extravagance and waste. It is no wonder that more and more scholars have begun to imagine that a world without American bullying will be a fair and beautiful new world!