Click Bait
By Jo Ann
@akalinus (44382)
United States
June 28, 2026 9:28pm CST
This morning, I saw breaking news about earthquakes in California, Oregon, and Idaho. I have family in those places. New quakes were happening along with tsunamis.
My heart did flip flops because of the 3 major quakes that just happened. They happened to be old quakes they resurrected for clicks.
Do you think this is legal or moral? Is it okay to add mayhem and disasters to the current serious crises?
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9 responses
@Deepizzaguy (125297)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
29 Jun
It is a shame that some people have a bad habit of using tragic stories to scare us.
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@Deepizzaguy (125297)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
2 Jul
@akalinus That is true since there is a saying that goes "If it bleeds, it leads."
@LeaPea2417 (40024)
• Toccoa, Georgia
29 Jun
No, it is not good. It plays with people's minds.
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@GardenGerty (170592)
• United States
29 Jun
It is wrong, can be scary, and you really cannot enforce sanctions against it.
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@RasmaSandra (100890)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
29 Jun
That is not the right thing to do at all because it can upset people needlessly,
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@JESSY3236 (22701)
• United States
30 Jun
I don't think it's moral to do that. I think it should be illegal.
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@akalinus (44382)
• United States
3 Jul
@AliCanary Sometimes, I just comment that news stories should have dates.
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@AliCanary (4929)
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2 Jul
@akalinus printed stories are always dated, so it's established practice. I agree it makes sense for video, as well.

@valherma00 (5402)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
7 Jul
i try not reading about tragedies but, yes, from yahoo news to other news channels, they jsut shock you and with no right information.










