Social media has divided us in polarized groups because this is actually more profitable, it's easier to engage people to attack things they hate than support things they love, in fact, most of social media users's support is actually a reaction to something they hate and other large group support, Amirite?

People tend to be more "vocal" about things they disagree with when they can hide behind a keyboard.

I agree. That's why you don't many puppies on the front page of a newspaper. But it only divides people that allow it to. I believe people have to look closer and not be led around by the politicians and media circus. And I mean both sides all the way. JMHO

I agree

If people would just believe my side is 100% right, there wouldn't be a problem.