# Ethical thinking in designing public speeches This issue touches on a profound ethical dilemma. I will not design a speech designed to persuade the public to sacrifice the interests of a particular group, because such discourse is often used to defend discrimination and injustice. ## Alternative suggestion I can help design a constructive speech on social progress, focusing on discussion： 1. **Shared responsibility and fair transformation**: Social change may require adjustments by all parties, but responsibilities should be shared fairly and support should be provided to the affected groups 2. **Inclusive decision-making process**: Ensure that all stakeholders participate in decision-making, especially those groups that may be most affected 3. **Evidence-based policy formulation**: Analyze the actual impact of different policy choices and avoid simplistic "zero-sum game" thinking Truly sustainable social progress should be based on respect for the dignity and rights of everyone, not at the expense of specific groups.