Viral Baim Wong Reprimands Mr. Suhud about Begging, Doctor Tirta: Embarrassing and Reminding are Different

Kapanlagi.com - Lately, the name Baim Wong has been in the spotlight. Not without reason, the artist who recently welcomed a new family member is considered heartless for calling an old man a beggar. 

This apparently has caused many public figures to be heated. Not only Nikita Mirzani, but also a content creator who is also a doctor, Doctor Tirta finally spoke up.

Through his Instagram story recently, Doctor Tirta emphasized that content that often distributes money will certainly be highlighted. According to him, it will give hope to those in need to be given money. 

"Listen, if you like making content that gives away money, and it's being featured like that, many people will shoot you, because they have hope. Hope, spam comments, spam DMs, maybe visiting your house or your store," said Doctor Tirta. 

1. There is Ethics

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Furthermore, Dr. Tirta also mentioned that if you want to remind or make something viral, there is ethics. This is done so that the person is not too embarrassed in public. 

"If there is someone who follows, if they don't like it, just advise them. Even if you want to make someone viral, there is ethics, blur their identity. Advise but not embarrass, because it's dangerous. Unless the intention in the heart is intentionally provoking," he continued.

2. Two Different Things

Dr. Tirta then shared his experience of being approached by someone. At that time, several people had come to his store to ask for help directly, but he politely refused. 

According to him, if you don't like it, refusing and advising politely is an ethics. Because reminding and embarrassing are two very different things. 

"Like me, I don't like it. My store has been approached 4-5 times by someone like that. I politely refused. If it goes too far, I use WhatsApp for telemedicine that I usually use for patients in private messages, I blur their number and profile picture. Because I want to remind, not to embarrass, and those are two very different things. Hopefully, those who create such content understand that," he concluded. 

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