A Brave Thing to Do

[MollyMillions]

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Just sharing. Worth discussing if you like to.

Monica Lewinsky: The price of shame | Talk Video | TED.com

[lifebook11]

The result of fame, be it bati or good, sikat gihapon ka, You will still be able to market / find listeners to whatever chit you wanna talk about.

[bleedingboi]

Fame and Shame. Of course, makuha gyud ni nimu. Especially if you give blowj0b 9 times to the world's most powerful man, the President of the United States of America.

Then wipe the semen off using her famous blue dress. Which was the strongest incriminating evidence, even ol' Bill could'nt lie about it.

[lstorya]

Dat cigar...

[ThunderEmperor]

ill watch this pag naa koy time.. sounds interesting..

[MollyMillions]

If only we can get past that... then we will definitely get something more valuable than what are being said now.

[akosiLynn]

I'm glad that i opened and watched the video. Thanks for posting it TS.
I couldnt agree much to what she shared. Exposing of private videos,pictures and or messages without consent or context by the rightful owners on the internet is indeed rampant in this century. Where people tend to comment and judge the subject of the matter as they want to..
Most people now adays wants to express their opinion online but not realising the effect of this humiliating comment to the person involved.

Invasion of privacy has been the main source of public discussion and cyber bullying all over the world.
People makes mistakes and we learn from it, its also easy for people to judge and comment for other's mistakes.


My take aways:
*public humiliation has become an industry.
*freedom of expression must be done with intention not to get attention.
*empathy cannot save shame
*compassionate response helps lessen the pain.

[anggwaponi]

gamiton ang kalagsik ug kaalamon sa pang-huna2x sa maayong pamaagi nga ikabenipisyo sa kadaghanan


ug maayong balita gikan sa kabatan-unan nga mauy ugma-damlag sa atung nasud


Youth tapped as vanguards vs cyberbullying
NOTE: News link courtesy of Inquirer.net