Moderation in Concluding Someone as a Troll
The internet has made aggression and anonymity more prevalent, leading to an increase in trolling. However, the definition of a troll has evolved to mean someone who deliberately causes trouble online. Some people believe that we should be able to laugh at ourselves and not take trolling too seriously. However, it is important to recognize that cyberbullying does exist and can have serious consequences. The real issue is that the backlash against trolling and fake news is threatening free speech. The real problem is that those in power are using it as an excuse to silence opposing opinions. There should be more accountability for those who run social media sites or threads, and society should strive to protect freedom of speech.
It is the responsibility of parents to educate their children and not blame the children who are bullied. The behavior of children is a reflection of the values and attitudes taught by the parents. Therefore, it is important for parents to take an active role in teaching their children about the negative effects of bullying and hate toward others.
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