Questions 186~190 refer to the following social media post, comments, and memo.Dennis Cooper posted on April 28 I can't help but feel for the public figure who keeps being attacked on social media due to a tragic accident that occurred five years ago. Yes, the incident was the result of drunk driving, and it was undoubtedly devastating. However, the individual has been silent for five years, and it's unfair to keep dredging up the past and attacking them online. People make mistakes, and it's crucial to learn from them and move forward. Let's focus on spreading positivity and kindness instead of perpetuating hate and negativity. #SpreadLoveNotHate #LetPeopleGrow #ForgiveAndMoveOn  
Kevin Masonposted on April 28 Are you kidding me? This public figure committed a fatal crime! Five years of silence doesn't make up for that. They need to be held accountable for their actions, and social media is the only way to ensure they face the consequences. Your post is promoting forgiveness without justice, and that's not okay.