Dilos's words immediately caused an uproar.
Not only among the ignorant crowd in the hall, but also among the ignorant masses gathered around their televisions.
For a time, countless people cursed online, spewing all kinds of insults through their mouths and keyboards.
"Dilos, calm down. This is a critical moment. We can't act on impulse."
Hank reminded him softly. He knew Dilos was angry. Honestly, if he were questioned like this, he would be angry too. But for the greater good, he had to keep his composure.
"What's there to worry about? I'm stating the facts."
Dilos showed no fear at all. To him, he had said what he said. What was the big deal?
What was public pressure? What was online harassment? Ordinary people might fear those things, but he did not! If they truly provoked him, he was capable of tracing every single ID and paying them a visit one by one—or crushing the troublemakers with a single slap and seeing who still dared to talk shit!
What Dilos hated and found most disgusting were those dumbasses who knew nothing yet still talked shit. He would not care whether such people were ignorant or not.
They caused others immense disasters with such irresponsible words and actions, and one "we didn't know" was supposed to settle everything?
For minor matters, they could use "ignorance" to excuse their so-called "misunderstanding." Spies could also use "ignorance" to excuse their so-called "misunderstanding." But these idiots who knew absolutely nothing had no right to use "misunderstanding" as an excuse!
Was one sentence of "the law cannot punish the masses" enough to end it?
Was one sentence of "ignorance" enough to let it go?
What fucking bullshit!
That was the helplessness of the weak. The strong never needed to care about such things!
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