I am very curious that how the speed and scale of social media transformed a single tweet into a collective spectacle. The ethical issue is not only about the original offensive post, but also about how platforms and users amplify harm through attention, speculation, and public shaming before the person involved has any ability to respond. This raises questions about proportionality and due process in online accountability.

I regard Confucian ethics as something that could be emphasized more on reasoning, which evaluates ethical behavior through social relationships and the responsibilities attached to each role. This perspective is especially relevant for social media ethics, where harms and obligations are often relational rather than purely individual.