Katrina S.S.
I happened upon the case of Nacho Domingo too late. It was Sunday, September 29. I asked a friend who had posted about social media responsibility and online mobs what he was talking about, and he told me to do a Twitter search for his name.
It yielded little, though the few tweets that came up were ones of mourning and condolences, a lot of regret. By later in the day more and more tweets surfaced that were turning defensive: this is about frat culture, they said. The system is to blame for his death, many others said.
The blame game on Twitter seeped through the rest of the week, with some accounts coming out with names of “people who killed Nacho,” which just continued the cycle of blaming and shaming, bullying and mob rule that brought upon us this death to begin with.
DANILO ARAO: “Para sa estudyante ng UP CMC”
Paumanhin kung masyado akong partikular sa nais magbasa. May pinagdaraanan kasi ang mga estudyante ng Kolehiyo ng Komunikasyong Pangmadla sa Unibersidad ng Pilipinas (University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication o UP CMC) kaya mainam na kausapin sila.
Oo, ikaw. Kumusta ka na? Huwag kang sumagot ng “okay lang po” dahil alam mong hindi puwedeng gamitin ang sariling “okay” sa panahong ito….
https://www.bulatlat.com/2019/10/03/para-sa-estudyante-ng-up-cmc/