I hate Facebook that bombarded me with Adela's death

She says she hates the social network Facebook for the smooth spreading of good and evil.

I hated Facebook because it got violent in my day, in my life, and made me feel fragile and vulnerable in this multiple pain. She wrote.

Adela passed away yesterday at an early age after a cardiac arrest. That was part of the Big Brother show a long time ago.

Here's Betty Newma's full reaction:

After a day on the mountain, at peace with myself and nature, where I had opened the phone for only a message, open Facebook at night, and read what might be described as the day's event, the premature and bitter death of Adelaida.

In addition to the common empathy for the loss of a young girl, a colleague and, after all, a human being, suddenly faced an overwhelming pain. Unending messages of sadness, anger, farewell, and regret swept me away with a feeling I had no contact with.

Adela was neither a friend nor a well - known friend, but it is that Hurricane Facebook accidentally caught me in a vortex of pain that you cannot be necessarily indifferent and solidified.

I hated Facebook because it got violent in my day, in my life, and made me feel fragile and vulnerable in this multiple pain.

I hated Facebook for the unlimited power it has gained over all of us by spreading good or evil with an unaffordable ease even when both must belong to their masters.

I hated Facebook because it was mechanized and artificialized by the experience pain that is produced in the blink of an eye and becomes violent and personal, even though you may be a total stranger to the event. And like all the things that are hated, I thought it wouldn't be a distant day when I would abandon the empire of community pain. I think it's time for joys to be just mine, pain as well, only mine, my life alone!

As Professor Gilman Bakalli wrote before, Facebook is the permanent temptation to lose control. In a subtle but efficient way! Maybe it's time we found lost control. And we've been able to regain it!