Una crítica impulsiva puede causar mucho más daño del que imaginas

In this Spanish‑language monologue, the speaker reflects on the personal habit of avoiding hateful comments by trying to put himself in the other person’s shoes. He argues that before criticizing someone online one should consider the critic’s own insecurities and the possible circumstances of the target. He shares an anecdote about a friend who posted a negative story about a fried‑chicken restaurant that was served late; the restaurant’s owner later contacted the friend, claiming the comment caused a drop in sales and forced the lay‑off of two employees. The speaker uses this story to illustrate how a single impulsive, hateful remark can have far‑reaching economic consequences for small businesses. He concludes by urging listeners to think twice before opening their mouths on social media, emphasizing empathy, restraint, and the responsibility that comes with public commentary.










