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MSMITH33156

(879 posts)
7. I think there is some merit
Wed Jul 27, 2016, 09:23 PM
Jul 2016

to that stance. But I don't know that it's a sense of entitlement. I think social media has taken things that used to be information gathering/listening, like reading a newspaper article, and turned it into interactive, like commenting in the comments section, tweeting about it, arguing.

They are so used to, when they hear something they disagree with, immediately being able to voice displeasure, so much so that they they interrupt speeches. A speech is a listening activity. It's only interactive from the standpoint of cheering. It's not a conversation.

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