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Coopinger Is Wrong

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The general argument made by Kerry Coopinger in her work. “How Snapchat Is Ruining Your Life And You’re To Blame”, is that we can’t go anywhere without posting anything. More specifically, Coopinger argues that people just want to makes others jealous. She writes, “This unfailing need we have for affirmation is tearing down our self-confidence and making us feel like we are worthless without the acceptance of others”. In this passage Coopinger is suggesting that we should give up SnapChat. In conclusion, Coopinger’s beliefs are that the solution is ambitious but we need to set our goals high. In my view Coopinger is wrong because SnapChat just shows when we having a good time. More specifically, I believe that we post thing to how that we

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