CHICAGO –
The anger about the events in Charlottesville, where a demonstration of white supremacists degenerated into violence, with one dead and several wounded result, in the United States. Politicians, but also a host of celebrities provide an aired backlash of their hatred.
Actress Jennifer Lawrence posed on Facebook for the right-wing extremists who participated through the social media to the pillory to nail. They got a lot of acclaim. A Tweet from president Barack Obama harnessed, however, the crown. His message had Tuesday, more than 2.5 million likes and more than a million retweets. This is one of the most popular posts in the history of this medium.
Obama put in three tweets a famous quote of the South African anti-apartheid activist and later president Nelson Mandela on Twitter. ,,No one is born with hatred for a person with a different skin color, background or faith. A man can learn to hate, and if we can learn to hate then we can also learn to love. Because love is a more natural aspect to the human than its opposite.”
“No one is born hating another person because of the color or his skin or his background or his religion…”
pic.twitter.com/InZ58zkoAm— Barack Obama (@barack obama)
August 13, 2017