Tweets Should Not Be Regulated Essay

" Recently the topics of whether or not schools should be able to keep tabs on students’ social media to prevent cyber bullying and the issue of Trump’s gratuitous tweeting have been trending issues on the minds of many Americans. Many believe that there should be regulations on Trump’s tweeting. In my opinion, Trump should not be able to tweet whatever he wants, for it causes unnecessary tension among the public, and in many instances, a public uproar. However, I believe for the average adolescent their social media accounts and what they so choose to tweet or post should not be regulated by their schools. There are other procedures that can be taken to prevent cyber bullying before schools get involved. A good start to the prevention of cyberbullying is for

Trump’s tweets have been viewed as offensive and baffling by majority of the public of the United States, regardless of which political party those people stand for. Not only has his tweets been seen as baffling by many, but they have also caused much tension and uproar from the public. His use of Twitter has been making him seem unprofessional, and has simply hurt his reputation as the 45th President of the United States tremendously. For one, Trump has caused outrage from tweeting not just in the United States, but also overseas. He has caused outrage in Britain as a result of his retweets of Anti Muslim videos. He has also made an offensive tweet about the Australian immigrants that the United States agreed to undertake. This tweet caused tension with Australia, an ally who has always been by our side. He has even caused tension with Pakistan more recently, with a tweet disparaging the South Asian country. Domestically, he has caused much tension by tweeting demeaning remarks towards immigrants as well as women, tweeting support for Iran protests, and tweets concerning his desired