Link to Comedy Sketch
Today, it is common to have
experienced cyber-bullying. Having experienced some cyber-bullying myself, I
try to be conscious of what I choose to write on social media sites for the world
to see. I want to be aware of what I’m saying and how it could affect others. I
don’t want to take advantage of the screen that hides me and gives me the
freedom to choose whether my words will hurt or help.
In
a comedy sketch produced by Studio C, actors portray a group of young people
who are participating in a campout. The sketch begins with two young men
sneaking up to what they presume is a tent belonging to a group of girls. The
intent of the young men is to scare the girls, but before achieving this goal,
the young men are caught listening in on a game of Would You Rather. Throughout
the game some negative things are said about the two young men and at the end
of the video, they leave with their feelings bruised a bit.
One thing that I took away from this
video was how we can compare the tent in the video to a computer screen. Both
are thin fabrications that have the ability to conceal people. It is easy to
say hurtful things when hiding behind a screen and not face to face with the
person you are talking about. This video portrayed how many people treat social
media. The people inside the tent knew that their words could easily be heard,
but they continued to say hurtful things. Often times, people write hurtful
things on social media sites knowing that the person they are hurting could
easily read their words.
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