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本帖最后由 soarer0474 于 2009-11-17 15:08 编辑
11.16人们应不应该被允许在公共交通(巴士、火车、飞机)上使用移动电话
9:04:16 PM
Nothing has made us more convenient to communicate with friends, especially ones far away, than mobile telephones. We could use it to connect with others almost anywhere and at any time, but about the implementing of a phone there is a controversy debated more and more that whether people should be allowed to use it on a public traffic. In my perspective, stopping the use of cell phones is unreasonable.
I must concede that it is impolite and somewhat crude when one talks loudly totally without considering the feeling of others in the same vehicle. After all, our society and sufficiently advanced education system couldn’t make sure all of the people considerate in public locations such as in a bus, train or a plane. Yet allowing people to make use of the mobile phones is not only reasonable but also desirable.
Nowadays cell phones play a very significant and irreplaceable role in our daily life, especially on our way to some other places. When on a long boring journey by train, we need the cell phones to talk with one of our intimate friends to kill time; before we go to the aim place, we need the mobile phones to tell the bosses or the clients where we are; when fly to another city for business, the merchants need cell phones to deal with a large amount of things. These part played by cell phones couldn’t be overlooked and hence forbidding them in public traffic could bring much inconvenience to most of people. One the other hand, the object that we invent these communicate equipments is to give us a chance to talk with others far away, particularly when we are on a moving traffic, such as a running bus. We could simply obtain that from the tools’ name “mobile phone”, in which “mobile” means movable. Consequently, if cell phones can’t be used on public vehicles, they will, to some extent, be useless for most of people.
What’s more, sometimes we have to employ mobile phones in urgency. Take the thing happened to me recently as a vivid example. Last week, I was sitting and a little asleep in a quiet bus, when suddenly a man’s phone rang up. I was woke up and felt in ill humor. Then the man said to the phone: ”Oh my god, my mother is in hospital? I will be there soon.” Only at that time, I am aware that the poor person had something emergency and thus forgave him. Thus if we forbid using mobile phones on the public traffic, it will bring much trouble to those who already have a unanticipated trouble in buses or planes.
To conclude, considering the convenience in daily life and the irreplaceable role in urgency situation of the use of cell phones in public traffic, we could safely draw the point that people should be allowed to employ cell phones in those vehicles. Meanwhile we shouldn’t neglect considering others’ feeling in the same public places and keep our talk from disturbing others much.
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