Violeta Mangriñán, a social media influencer, has publicly condemned the harassment she has experienced online after expressing support for Isabel Díaz Ayuso, the President of the Community of Madrid, and other politicians from the People”s Party (PP). In a series of Instagram stories, she defended herself against the backlash, stating that the negativity she faced was overwhelming.
In her response, Mangriñán highlighted a particular incident where a user shared a video that included various insults directed at her. She expressed her dismay at the vitriol and indicated her intention to take action against those who perpetuate such behavior. “I cannot tolerate the cynicism and hypocrisy prevalent on these platforms,” she remarked, indicating that many of her critics likely supported anti-bullying campaigns while engaging in harmful behavior themselves.
During this tumultuous period, Mangriñán revealed she was in New York when she first encountered the derogatory comments. Despite her initial desire to avoid amplifying the situation, she felt compelled to speak out after being shocked by the severity of the insults aimed at her. “I will report the individual who accused me in three videos of such serious matters,” she stated emphatically, promising to take a stand against online bullying.
The influencer”s followers have largely rallied to her side, showing support for her stance against the harassment. This incident has sparked discussions about the responsibilities of social media users to foster a more respectful and inclusive environment, particularly for public figures who face scrutiny for their opinions and affiliations.
As the conversation surrounding online bullying continues, Mangriñán”s experience serves as a stark reminder of the challenges individuals face in the digital age, where support for political figures can lead to significant backlash.
