In the past 50 years, the use of non-standard languages has caused a serious debate. One side is a normist who believes that people need to be instructed on how to speak and write; the other is a descriptive who believes that we can only discuss the current language. Usage. Normativeists believe that some usages are correct and some are wrong. Promoting correct usages is to uphold the truth and respect the essence of civilization. To condone errors is to encourage relativism, vulgar populism, and simplification of literature. Descriptivism the author believes that the correct specification is a mandatory rule, language is the creative organic activity of human beings, and people should have the freedom to write as they please. The following statements fit the descriptivist point of view:. ['The civilianization of language should become the mainstream of the media.', 'Internet hot words can be used on a larger scale.', "Normative language holds people's minds.", 'Language should advance with the times.']