12/08/2026
WHY ARE WE BECOMING SO QUICK TO DESTROY PEOPLE THESE DAYS?
Honestly, the way some people are so eager to see another person’s business, career or reputation collapse is becoming alarming.
There is a difference between holding someone accountable and deliberately trying to destroy them.
If someone has done something wrong, speak up.
If you have evidence, present it.
If you feel cheated, seek justice.
But why turn everything into a campaign to destroy someone's entire livelihood?
Social media has made it so easy for people to sit behind their phones, pass judgment, spread information, exaggerate stories and mobilize others against someone they've never even met.
And sometimes, before the truth comes out, the damage has already been done.
Please, let's be careful.
Today it is somebody else's business. Tomorrow, it could be yours.
You can disagree with someone without destroying them.
You can demand accountability without wishing them poverty.
You can walk away from a business without campaigning for it to collapse.
Not every disagreement should become a war.
Let's learn to separate accountability from vindictiveness.
Because when destroying people becomes our first response to every controversy, sooner or later, everybody becomes a potential target.