“Shattering moral values!” A woman joined a cycling group where the group leader organized outings to farm stays, and at night, males and females drew lots to share the same room. The woman recited three rules, but the clever people in the comments section saw the hidden tricks inside.
(Case source: Cloud News)
A woman saw many people cycling, thought it was good for her health, and then joined a cycling group.
She originally thought joining the cycling group was for exercising and also to meet more like-minded friends.
However, when she one day saw the information posted by the group leader in the group, she was nearly devastated.
Because the content published by this group leader not only overturned her understanding but was simply a shattering of moral values.
The woman released a video exposing the group leader's activity rules, which are as follows:
“At night, one male and one female share a room. Considering many reasons, after reaching the goal, the males and females will draw lots. The girls and boys cannot inquire about each other or reveal their drawn numbers.
At one in the morning after eating and drinking, the women first return to their rooms to wash up, and half an hour later, the men return to their respective rooms. Whether any stories occur between the males and females in the same room is decided by the individuals involved.
Everyone must be mentally prepared for this and should not back out after arriving at the farm stay, as it would affect everyone. Whether stories happen between males and females in the same room is decided by the individuals involved. It is especially emphasized that no coercive means are allowed.
The above three paragraphs are the activity rules published by the group leader in the group, which can be summarized into three points.
First, clearly engaging in immoral activities but deliberately creating a sense of mystery to stimulate others to join.
The activity rules require that everyone draws lots so that each room has one male and one female. Those who have drawn lots cannot inquire about each other.
It is well known that there should be boundaries between men and women. Moreover, the participants in the cycling activities are of various age groups, yet the group leader set such rules to deliberately create a sense of mystery, aiming to entice and stimulate others to join the cycling group.
Secondly, he is trying every means to set up various stimuli to achieve the goal of shattering moral values.
On the night of the incident, let everyone eat, drink, and have fun until a certain time, then the ladies return to their rooms first, and the men return half an hour later.
This will create a sense of mystery for everyone. At the same time, it also creates wealth for the farm stay, allowing for eating, drinking, and having fun until a certain time.
Third, clearly doing something immoral yet fearing legal repercussions, and additionally stipulating no coercion.
Because if someone is coerced, the situation will inevitably escalate, and the group leader will also be unable to escape the law.
However, to be fair, the group leader organizing such activities is already breaking the law.
The true purpose of what he is doing has been seen through by clever netizens.
Someone asked: Can I join with my 800 yuan bicycle?
Someone said: Group immoral activities are illegal; this organizer should be locked up.
Someone said: Many years ago, I heard my sister mention that she participated in a camping group, where she had to bring her own tent and camp outdoors, but camping required one male and one female to share a tent, and they didn’t know each other at all. She said this was the team rule, and after hearing this, I felt like my worldview was completely shattered.
More people commented whether what the group leader did was illegal? Let us interpret this from a legal perspective.
If the situation described by the woman in the video is true, then the cycling group is suspected of engaging in group immoral activities, and will face public security management penalties.
(Public Security Management Penalty) Article 69, Paragraph 3 states: Those participating in group immoral activities shall be detained for not less than ten days and not more than fifteen days, and fined between five hundred and one thousand yuan.
If someone knows that others are engaged in the aforementioned activities and provides conditions for it, they will be punished according to the law.
All participants in the cycling group are adults, and when the community announces such activity rules, they should firmly resist.
If one knowingly participates in illegal activities, they will face administrative penalties.
The organizer is suspected of committing a criminal offense and will face legal penalties.
(Criminal Law) Article 301 states: The crime of group immoral activities refers to the gathering of multiple people to engage in immoral activities under the organization, planning, and command of key individuals, infringing upon the social public order and social morals.
For the key individuals or those who participate multiple times, they may face imprisonment for less than five years, detention, or control.
As the person responsible for this activity, the group leader is suspected of the crime of group immoral activities and will face criminal penalties of less than five years.
3. Suspecting that the group leader organized such activities is to help businesses sell bicycles or attract customers to the farm stays for profit.
Firstly, using such rules to attract people into the group is not a simple purpose.
Since it is a cycling group, people must buy bicycles. He can help bicycle merchants sell bicycles.
Secondly, he organizes outings to farm stays or other places, and sets rules for eating, drinking, and having fun until a certain time.
So many people eating, drinking, and having fun is also a considerable income for the farm stay.
He helps sell bicycles and brings customers to the farm stay, and the business naturally should thank him.
Therefore, what he is doing is actually for profit. But to organize such immoral activities for the sake of profit goes against public order and good customs as well as socialist moral values.
Most cyclists are middle-aged and elderly. Do not let a momentary hobby ruin your reputation.
(Civil Code) Article 8 states: Civil subjects engaging in civil activities must not violate the law or go against public order and good customs.
I have seen cycling groups on the road, mostly composed of middle-aged and elderly people.
Most participants in cycling activities are retired individuals who have both time and money to participate in such activities.
Of course, this is not absolute. There may also be young people involved.
Whether young or elderly, participating in cycling activities strengthens the body and allows one to meet more like-minded people. This is certainly a good thing.
If one encounters the group leader exposed in the video, and elderly individuals lack the ability to discern right from wrong, rashly participating in such activities will put them at risk of losing their reputation.
Regardless of participating in any activity, no matter how beneficial it may be, once we discover that someone is engaging in illegal and immoral activities that violate public order and good customs, we should withdraw promptly and report it.
