SortWe have in the era marked by the appearance, from what most of the people has now become a lifestyle: I’m on social networks so I exist. There are those who mark their day between selfies and stories – compulsorily published in real time – giving account of movements, meetings, lunches, dinners.
A attendance that reaches unimaginable levels for travel – preferably in distant destinations – or birthday parties, baptisms, first communions and weddings. Always live, with one Minute chronicle by minute that must not know stops.
There are those who take into account the result of their hobbies, those who photograph and publish all the dishes they order at the restaurantwho cooks and shows the dishes, those who make up in front of the video. Famous people do it (most in exchange for money or gifts) and strangers, politicians and authorities. There are those who made a job, who does it only for passion only But many obsessively and regardless of what happens around.
Fiorenza Sarzanini (photo by Carlo Vangi Gilbert).
Several times it happened that Instead of helping people in difficulty or even wounds in serious accidents, the witnesses have made themselves filmed and photographing What happened in an absurd race where he wins – but it is not known what – who publishes first.
The etiquette on social networks
What happened before, during and after the funeral of Pope Francis, however, has no precedent. Increasing of the ban on photographing the face of the pontiff in the coffin, thousands of citizens who waited hours in a row of being able to make the last tribute then crowded the selfie social networks with built -in coffin.
A macabre choice shared also by many famous people and then by politicians national and international, first of all the former president of the United States Joe Biden, who published images to prove they were at the funeral. Has unleashed a burst of negative comments and insults the photo that took place and He posted on X Markus Söderthe leader of the CSU (the German Christianhosocial Union) after his arrival in Rome with the German president.
Both smiling and under a sort of caption: “We have just landed in Rome: we are going to the procession with the federal president Frank-Walter Steinmeier in the Vatican for the funeral ceremonies of the late Pope Francis”.
The demonstration that The limit has now been exceeded And unfortunately it will be impossible to go back.
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