Reaction Article#7
Date:21/11/2008
From:UK Guardian
How to humiliate an overpaid footballer
Though this report talked about the effective way to "punish" a football player by allotting him a humble car to use since he's so rich that only fancy car could go with his standard, the way seemed to and judge one's social value by the car one possessed. Besides that, it gave me the feeling that your belongings should match your fame. But it seemed to over emphasize the material thing. Must celebrities drive fancy cars, wear luxuries? I think that's just a public expectation and illusion; what's worse, the false recognition brought up by the media. After all, what's truly meaningful is to be wisely economical no matter you are a celebrity or an everyday person. If the true use of cars is to transport, then what's the difference between a Reliant Robin and a Lamborghini? The incident indicated the challenging to our pride. Whether one of fame could give up the exterior enjoyment as well as take public stereotype lightly is the big test of all time. We are of high status as long as we do the right thing, and that’s far beyond whatsoever the appearance could possibly explain. While this crazy world worships fame and wealth, we should always know what values most. Those superficial things are no doubt meaningless. The virtue and our thoughts are what really count.
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