The negative side of social media

 As you may know, Facebook started a rude policy that states old Live videos more than 30 days will be automatically deleted. For me, because of that rude policy, I am deleting my old Facebook account which I used before I became a traditionalist. Here is why I (and also the readers of this blog) should delete their Facebook account. 

1. There is lot of misinformation on social media

Before I became a traditionalist, I was nearly brainwashed and gullible to Protestant preachers online. Some who are brainwashed online will even cost them their lives. I was always gullible and fearful online of false preachers as well as that of so called Catholic faith defenders. 

2. There is lot of negativity and hate speech online

Some Gen Z use the social media a lot, and there, they encounter discrimination, cyberbullying, hate speech etc, which can lead them to depression and other mental illnesses.

Many people lived without social media before Vatican II, but they were happy because there was no such thing as cyberbullying, brainwashing online, and other things.

So to all the Gen Z traditionalists reading this blog, delete your social media accounts, because it is no good for you. 


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