Has Social Media Made People More or Less Accountable?

Is social media making people more or less accountable for their actions? Check out the video to find out more!

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Following the AstroWorld tragedies, concertgoers began to release footage from the event. These social media users are now criticizing the misreporting and downplaying of what actually occurred. Social media users are also quick to point out the artists, businesses, and vendors who have distanced themselves from the incident and are urging them to show support for the victims and survivors.

This is yet another example of a new generation of social media users who use their platforms for activism. In this case, the internet has led to more people being held accountable for their wrongdoings. TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and even Snapchat have become platforms that users can use to record themselves trying to remove themselves from blame.

There is video evidence of nearly every significant public event, and people can no longer hide their actions.

Do you think social media is making people more or less accountable? Let us know in the comments below!

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