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Neil Finn is opting out of social media in response to the devastating terror attack on a mosque in Christchurch this past weekend that claimed the lives of 50 innocent New Zealanders.
The Crowded House legend and NZ native has taken to Twitter to announce that he’s quitting all forms of social media “out of respect for the grieving families of Christchurch and in consideration of their vast public tragedy”, writing that “these platforms have enabled the spread of hateful ideology and I will not participate anymore”:
Out of respect for the grieving families of Christchurch and in consideration of their vast public tragedy I will no longer take part in social media . These platforms have enabled the spread of hateful ideology and I will not participate anymore.
— neil mullane finn (@NeilFinn) March 18, 2019
This is simply a personal response and not a call for a boycott or any such thing. Everyone makes their own version of the world happen on their screen. For now , I just want to play music . Thanks to all of you who have been following and supporting my random thoughts.
— neil mullane finn (@NeilFinn) March 18, 2019
In the wake of the deplorable and devastating attack, a number of social media services have been slammed for allowing users to access and share video of the terrorist’s deadly rampage, which was livestreamed via Facebook.
Meanwhile, a Victorian teenager who cracked an egg into the skull of conservative shitweed Fraser Anning following his victim-blaming comments about the Christchurch attack has been hailed a hero by the Australian music industry and offered free gigs for life.
While Westlife’s Brian McFadden, the only musician to denounce Egg Boy’s actions, has been roasted according.
You're a weak cnt mcfadden
— Urthboy (@urthboy) March 17, 2019
