Insults gain more followers than wisdom on social media - Avraham Ben Moshe

Leader of the Common Sense Family, Avraham Ben Moshe, recently shed light on the dynamics of social media engagement, revealing a surprising trend among his followers.

In a candid revelation, Moshe expressed his frustration, noting that his audience seems more inclined towards content that lacks substance.

Avraham Ben Moshe known for his thought-provoking insights, expressed dismay that his audience spikes when he indulges in contentious or insulting rhetoric, compared to when he offers sage advice and wisdom. "It's disheartening," Moshe remarked, emphasizing that Ghanaian audiences, in particular, seem drawn to sensationalism over meaningful discourse.

During a recent online session, Moshe shared his observations while counseling the brother of Ghanaian prophet Ajagurajah, who is currently embroiled in a public dispute.

Avraham Ben Moshe highlighted the perilous role social media plays in exacerbating conflicts, cautioning against its potential to dismantle familial bonds.

Reflecting on his own experience, Moshe underscored the divisive nature of social media, warning that online disputes can escalate and irreparably damage relationships.

He called for a collective effort to prioritize constructive dialogue over inflammatory exchanges, urging both individuals and families to refrain from airing their grievances on social platforms.