Updated On: 26 January, 2022 07:07 AM IST | Mumbai | Mayank Shekhar
In expressing partisan opinion online, what if you fall somewhere between ‘whataboutery’ and ‘what goes of my daddy’s?’

The issue with some social media activists is that they anoint themselves to be sole repositories of good faith, and all else sell-outs. Representation pic
The unintended tragedy of an active life on the Internet—expressing oneself non-stop, which is already outpacing real life—is that by temporarily withdrawing from your private self you have chosen to become a public figure.
You do the same things, such as making public declarations, even addressing the nation on important days. And must be held to the same standards that actual celebrities do. Only that celebrities make crores from public presence; earning tonnes of conditional love in return. You only receive the flip side of holding an opinion. Which is?