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Have a look through a copy of the Daily Mail or the Sun and you are bound to find a cynical story of how young people are destroying society.
It wasn’t until doing work experience on a local paper that I realised how damaging stories like this can be to the image of the younger generation.
As part of my work, I decided that I would take a different approach and try to bring some light on the real situation affecting young people.
Type in “politicians” into Google and “politicians on Twitter” comes up as the top search suggestion. Twitter is a website for people to post about their hobbies, and to tell their followers what they had for dinner, and anything else that would be too trivial to have a real conversation about. It should not be used to host controversial debates, especially when the ‘tweeter’ has keep their argument to 140 characters.