On August 19, some netizens broke the news that an anchor of Aauto Quicker had repeatedly "maliciously" sent wine to two Russian elderly people, and lured the elderly to derail by drinking, regardless of whether the other party would die. Below the wine delivery video, there are comments such as "I think they will arrive soon" and "I will send them away in a few days". In this regard, many netizens criticized the anchor for "no lower limit for eyeballs".
On August 20th, the official customer service of Aauto Quicker responded that relevant videos and comments had been cleaned up, and users who posted videos and comments would be further checked and disposed of, and malicious acts would not be tolerated.
August 2 1, observer. Com found that the content of the Aauto Quicker account of anchor @ Hagrid, which has 757,000 fans, has been completely emptied. Some lawyers pointed out that once the elderly are seriously injured or killed due to alcoholism, they will be suspected of intentional injury or intentional homicide.
In fact, the biggest resource that the so-called "network celebrities" can have is popularity. Fame cannot be a shield above the law-Internet celebrity stall owners who make noodles, wonton, cakes and fried dough sticks operate illegally and should be banned according to law; For example, a movie star with a large number of fans took drugs and was punished by law. Public security punishment law and drug control law are not decorations.
The legal bottom line is untouchable. However, the popularization of the rule of law literacy is still in its infancy, and it is probably unintentional for people to touch the legal bottom line.