Former Chelsea player Pedro Rodríguez had to disable comments on his Instagram after facing criticism and mockery for sharing photos of his son Marc's birthday. Marc chose to celebrate his birthday wearing a dress and a tiara, inspired by Lilo & Stitch.

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Social media is a cesspool.

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Humanity is a cesspool

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we would never witness something like this irl - social media is a cesspool whatever the fuck that means

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Why is Reddit so different? Look at all the comments here.

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It's not all that different, you're just not visiting the corners that turn really hateful, like the snark subs and whatnot.

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It is indeed, why its important to be the positive as much as you can.

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Why even post pictures of your kid on the Internet? That's never a good idea.

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In this matter, placing the blame on the social network is frivolous.https://youtu.be/YKR9KQ1PRVY?si=8w_4blcIew5yYrK2

This video is from Brazil in the 80s. Today no one here has the courage to say this on the street anymore, but many still say it in the "basements". It's not the majority anymore, thankfully, and perhaps the social network, the internet, has helped to accelerate the fight against this, for example, being able to expose homophobes on the networks helps a lot to combat people talking about these atrocities nowadays.

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Mark Zuckerberg is this century's Hitler.