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    Public figures belong to the general public and are therefore open to criticism, though we should be more critical of public officials than celebrities. While public personalities create hope, criticizing them solely to feel superior risks being considered slander. It's better to hold public officials accountable than to criticize ungratefully.

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    Public figures belong to the general public and are therefore open to criticism, though we should be more critical of public officials than celebrities. While public personalities create hope, criticizing them solely to feel superior risks being considered slander. It's better to hold public officials accountable than to criticize ungratefully.

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    Public figures belong to the general public and are therefore open to criticism, though we should be more critical of public officials than celebrities. While public personalities create hope, criticizing them solely to feel superior risks being considered slander. It's better to hold public officials accountable than to criticize ungratefully.

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    PUDA, YASMIEN MARIE S.

    BSN- A18

    HIS 007: SESSION 7 CONTEMPLATION

    Why do we need to be critical of public personalities such as heroes, celebrities,


    and public servants?

    In my opinion, we should hold public officials accountable by being critical of them rather than
    celebrities. A public figure or celebrity does, however, belong to the general public. I believe that
    we have a self-deprecating need to belittle others in order to satisfy our desire to feel superior.
    Public people are fair game, so of course we treat them in this manner. Everyone is aware of who
    they are, and many have come before us and left a path of criticism. While heroes they create
    hope and help us grow fortitude in this trying time, it may be considered slander if we uploaded a
    blog attacking someone no one knew or cared deeply about. If we criticize them, it merely shows
    that we are ungrateful people.

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