“There are people who always need someone to scold together”

Many attacks were made after the Henry Dér final after the winning doubles final, but Balázs Sebestyén now defended him and sent a message to those who scold others on the internet.

RTL Club’s double winners show is over after a thrilling finale, Jenő Rácz wonIn addition, in such a way that everyone voted for them, so that Dér Heniek did not receive any vote from the others. After that, the singer’s sides broke in a lot and she got carried away by her behavior, which was questioned by many on the show.

the NLC Now he writes that Balázs Sebestyén held back and defended Dér Heni, as the oath had already reached such a level that he probably could not look and reacted openly to the numerous attackers:

“I think, fortunately, Dér Heni can handle what is happening to him now. However, I think it is important to talk to haters / bullies.

I know that the confinement and the shorter and shorter days are frustrating, but I find it ridiculous that you fall down the throat of a person and write things without reservation that they did not commit (big) sins, max disappointed you.

There are people who always need someone to publicly scold and hate together (Maltese girls, Norbi … etc). Eliminate this frustration with a sport / hobby. There are so many people and events that are really a sin / problem, if you want to deal with someone / something negative, let it at least benefit society.

This so-called cyberbullying has a negative impact on the lives of countless people, as we can secretly share our opinions on the Internet without consequences, and this brings out the worst in many, and they do not even think about how much they hurt others by being extradited in this way. . of themselves the tension.

That is why it is good that Balázs has spoken about it, since many people are paying attention to him, so perhaps more people will come to their senses and then leave Henri Dér or the rest of the victims, who have felt hurt by his comments negatives so far.

Book cover: Sebestyén Balázs / via bouvet.cafeblog.hu