Another issue has caught the attention of netizens, involving singer and actress Janesuda Panto. Janesuda Panto Currently owner of the popular clothing brand Janesuda Collection, she posted a sharp message about adults who use children as content on social media to evoke sympathy. She questioned whether this behavior is appropriate, noting that the victims have moments of pain and sorrow but never post to gain sympathy.
In her Instagram story @janesuda, she posted: “Whatever happens caused by adults, then dragging children into content on social media to make them look pitiful—is that behavior justified?”
The families of the victims have had many moments of pain, sorrow, and grief, also going through difficult times, but they never posted to gain sympathy or dragged children into these matters.
The issue is far from over; it has just begun. Stop this behavior. Stop involving children to make people emotionally engaged with you. Other victims also have families and children deserving sympathy, but they don’t behave like you. Or is this just a game for you?”
After Janesuda posted this, businesswoman Kaokod Smithinan reposted Janesuda’s story and wrote, "We have hugged our child and husband and cried for months, but never posted it on social media." Meanwhile, actress Janey Thianphosuwan also reposted Kaokod’s story on Instagram and added a tearful emoji to express sympathy.
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