The price of fame of using social media to speak up against bullying

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Keaton Jones who gained his fame on social media by going on Facebook to plead his case against being bullied is now finding out that social media fame is a double edged sword. Where have I heard of that song and dance? Oh yes. Most celebrities living and dead have expressed their views that being rich and famous is a double edged sword. Good thing of fame is that a lot of people will admire you for taking a stand while on the other side of the coin is that people will find flaws with your beliefs for taking a stand on a controversial issue. The Keaton Jones haters are accusing him and his mother of being racists since they have seen with Confederate flags in their possession and now some of the haters are accusing the Jones family for using fraud tactics to raise money by playing on their fears of bullying. In the words of the late Donna Summer she mentioned once in an interview that she had to have "The skin of a rhinoceros" since she was either loved for her music but hated for her stances due to her Christian faith. Now some of the haters of Keaton Jones are comparing him to Sloth of "The Goonies" fame. The double edged sword of fame strikes again.