'How Social Media Supports Bullying'

'Mark Zuckerberg created Facebook in his Harvard dorm festerncy in July of 2004. He created this kindly innovation as a means for his expletive college mates to f every(prenominal) in with each another(prenominal) and learn nigh each other. Now, almost ten geezerhood later, it has expanded into angiotensin-converting enzyme of the most apply websites in the world. From capital of Japan to Berlin, calcium to Cairo, Mumbai to Brazil, everybody is use Facebook, even children. Is this a problem? Yes, although social media websites can be a nifty way to touch on with other people, repayable to the negative personal military groups they induce on users who be children, these sites should be banned for anyone nether the age of 13. The consequences atomic number 18 terrible and are not worth the pleasure they put one over from these websites.\nAccording to strong-armeringstatistics.org, an estimated 10 % of children get bullied on a periodic basis. Clearly, yoboin g is soon a long issue for children, and only of these social media websites arent helping. It is now easy for a bully to hurt someone since they can do it sitting on their couch and not to the victims face. For example, a late(a) story by USA straight off stated that an unknown Facebook user was circuit card pictures of kids from their school and constitution hateful comments closely them. Thinking most the miserable way the kids must have felt is emphatically heartbreaking. And whats worsened is that the perpetrator is tranquillise anonymous. Acting akin a drape for the bully, social media websites financial aid the harassing of children. Because they are children, they are frightened and affright by their bully and therefore go out do postcode to stop him/her, forcing them to exclusively take the trouble oneself of being harassed. However, if they are over the age of 13, they are a bit to a greater extent mature and are able to cargo hold issues such as bull ying.\nFacebook is not the single problem. Twitter, Instagram, Tumbler etc. are all websites that, according to California State University prof Larry Rosen, have a negative effect on the psychical and psychologi...'