The Death of Facebook | How Social Media Ripped Apart a Generation

[Hisrudeness]

I would never have used Facebook if it wasn't for my math teacher. Her name is Mrs. Pierce, and she is 47 years old. Do you understand why she used Facebook?

 

[hopey]

Your only complaining because you didn't think of it first, Rich shaming. This issue has always been around it's the control of knowledge or propaganda: spoken word, books, radio, TV now the internet.

 

[floyd]

Most people on social media put their business out there because they want attention because their lives are basically meaningless without the confirmation from social media to prove that they have some kind of worth when really it's just an empty parade of gossip. And they wonder why they have no privacy . They suffer from the look at me syndrome.

 

[Radio raheem]

put simply they are drama queens

 

[graceshen]

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