Public figures need to bear more moral responsibilities, because power and responsibility are equal. Since they have an advantage position that ordinary people do not have, they should bear higher moral requirements than ordinary people. Therefore, they must bear more public criticism and even personal attacks. Even a certain level of distortion is also a necessary price to pay. which is the most questionable point? ['Ordinary and public figures should have equal moral responsibilities.', 'Distortion evaluation affects the performance of public figures on moral obligations.', 'More moral responsibility does not necessarily mean that public criticism is necessary.', 'Public figures are criticized for failing to fulfill their moral responsibilities.']