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Why do 3 out of 10 people defend their "right" to be mean online? 🤔 I ran a poll asking if moderating mean comments on my YouTube channel was a good idea, and 30% said, “No, free speech means allow all comments, even rude ones.”
This video dives into why some people cling to the "freedom" to be unkind, what that says about our culture, and how we can build a community rooted in kindness and respect. Moderating comments isn’t about censorship—it’s about creating a safe space for meaningful conversations.
If you’re ready to see how choosing kindness over cruelty can create a ripple effect of positivity, you’re in the right place. Let’s unpack this together!
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By Steve RhodeWhy do 3 out of 10 people defend their "right" to be mean online? 🤔 I ran a poll asking if moderating mean comments on my YouTube channel was a good idea, and 30% said, “No, free speech means allow all comments, even rude ones.”
This video dives into why some people cling to the "freedom" to be unkind, what that says about our culture, and how we can build a community rooted in kindness and respect. Moderating comments isn’t about censorship—it’s about creating a safe space for meaningful conversations.
If you’re ready to see how choosing kindness over cruelty can create a ripple effect of positivity, you’re in the right place. Let’s unpack this together!