To Be or Not to Be a Troll

Trolling and its influence on Social Media

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Trolling and its Influence on Social Media, Politics, Race, and Gender.

Free Speech should never be used in a way to harm another individual intentionally. Certainly, not in person during face-to-face interaction and/or an online digital environment. The one thing I will never understand about trolling is the forgetfulness of others when it comes to “The Golden Rule.” At all cost, one should and always treat others the way you would want to be treated. Isn’t that right!? The reality of it is Internet trolling has become socially acceptable. Moreover, no different than the acceptance of bad behaviors during face-to-face interaction in terms of race, gender, politics, and ethnicity issues. It should not be suitable or tolerated to troll with the purpose of hurting another individual in today's society.

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What exactly comes to mind when you hear the word “Troll?” The increase in digital technology has forced an Internet meaning upon us. Trolls are making random unsolicited and/or controversial comments on various Internet forums. In return, the intent is to provoke an emotional knee-jerk reaction from unsuspecting readers to engage in a fight or argument.” Trolling has now become the work of politicians. This video shows how politicians troll and influence the media.

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The worst aspect of social media is the pervasive acts of negativity individuals encounter from “Trolls.” The entire aspect of “Becoming a Troll” is an extremely harmful issue, if it has become socially acceptable. At the end of the day the time, obsession, harassment, and the energy one puts into making someone else miserable is senseless. Trolls can be annoying and unbearable at times. But this picture shows how trolling turned into empowerment!  

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Trolling is, overtly, a political fight. Trolling has been empowering.

Jeffrey Marty

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See Steve Carell’s Jeff Bezos Troll Trump With Amazon Expansion on ‘SNL’

“I chose our locations because they were ideal for growing business, not just to make Donald Trump think about how I’m literally 100 times richer than he is”

Sometimes trolling can bring humor into our lives instead of pain. See Steve Carell portray Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos in a Saturday Night Live sketch that trolled the U.S.A. President Donald Trump.