By ruining someone’s life without giving them a chance to learn and grow, aren’t you destroying an opportunity for society to gain a reformed person? Is the morality you speak of really that narrow-minded?
@jaynasgf Everyone has the right to do whatever they want. We can't expect everyone to act exactly the way we want them to. On social media, if there’s something you find annoying or toxic to your peace of mind, the best thing is just mute it.
@jaynasgf Did I say what they did was right? Think about it, can a society truly be good if it never gives people the chance to learn and become better? Their ignorance was wrong but if they learn to grow, we gain back better members of society. Morality shouldn't be that narrow-minded.
@jaynasgf Let’s focus on the victim. The other side is preparing quietly, and we have no idea what they're up to, they might just drop a bombshell in court. As for the celebrities, if you don’t like them, just ignore them.
@jaynasgf Can you explain to me how nitpicking at every single celebrity actually helps the victim right now? Because if it can somehow get him justice, let me know, I’d love to join you.
@redlips1999 It's a shame how quiet this story is outside social media. People around me only know it as 'a dispute between siblings,' and that's it. Now, everyone's attention has already shifted to the major accident that just happened today too.
@lalinayada@nootherfour@ros3ml Instead of wasting energy nitpicking at every celebs, our main focus should be on how to help Psi get justice. He is up against a powerful family. Realistically, a product boycott is highly unlikely to work here, so we need to stop getting distracted and focus on the actual topic
@lalinayada@nootherfour@ros3ml Their ignorance is something they can learn from and change. If we completely ruin someone's life over a single mistake without giving them a chance to grow, we're choosing destruction over creating a better member of society.