If we can't see passed our own biased prejudices to see what's really there, what kind of society are we?
No matter how much effort, love, passion, determination and skill are put into an action, there is always spite against it
If someone's heart and soul went into something, who are we to tear it down a moment later? Who gave us that right?
Likes, comments, shares, tweets, subscribers, hashtags, votes were meant to express ones feelings. Not to hate on others for no other reason than that of being able to do so.
Can you honestly imagine yourself actually accomplishing the greatness that others have done?
You probably can't
Is that why society chooses to speak harshly to those with the best achievements? Because we are unable to do it ourselves?
With that attitude, it's a wonder anything gets done at all
Should we have to look over our shoulder at every moment because someone may be watching us? Judging us?
This generation is full of sensitivities; you can not make someone happy without upsetting someone else
If you speak out against someone else disrespecting you in person but you hide behind a screen to say harmful things to or about others, why should someone respect you?
The best of people will choose to respect you and your choices in person and over the internet
If you can't be like that, why should others treat you nicely?
The best of people will still be polite to you even after your own foul actions
Why not be the best of people? It wouldn't kill you to do so, so why not?

This was written in the spur of a moment of anger due to others having nothing better to do but demean someone else's (not mine) hard work. If you have the opportunity to encourage or compliment someone else for their success but you choose to degrade it, your standing is lower than the smallest spec on this earth. No one deserves the kind of hate that people give out to them, no one wants it either. It's unnecessary, tedious and cliché since it seems to happen to anyone and everyone no matter who they are or what they do. Don't hate on someone else's work just because you can, because you know you wouldn't want someone doing the same to you.