He splashed it straight and without pardon! Moderator Matej Sajfa Cifra has extensive experience with hatred, which spreads through social networks like a plague. The so-called “hates” have become a common part of life, and insults in comments or discussions often break through the bottom. In addition, Sajfa has by her side the prominent MEP Veronika Cifrová Ostrihoňová, who has heard and read a lot about herself for her political T-shirt and agenda. In addition, Matej’s blunt tongue has gotten him into trouble more than once, and the long-ago rift with Zdena Studenková, when he took it hard from the legendary actress in discussions, is only a weak decoction of what he has to face.
On the other hand, his long-time partner and colleague Adela Vinczeová said that the father of two small children is no longer the unguided missile that he used to be. “I think it has rough edges too,” the presenter revealed recently. Perhaps for this reason, it can be felt that Sajfa is on top of the topic of haters and approaches them rationally and with a cool head. Adults see one thing behind everything…
“I would turn it around so that as long as there are social networks, Slovakia is not exceptional in this at all. Is there more hate in Slovakia? No, I don’t think so.” We are a bit limited in that there are relatively few of us and basically everyone knows everyone.” It’s so much more intimate here, and that can be reflected on the outside in the fact that there is more of a crowd here,” stated Sajfa for, saying that he is not at all worried about this problem in the future. Although he admits it will never go away.
“It’s here, and social networks have lifted it up and multiplied it. The noise seems huge to us, and unless we realize that real life takes place elsewhere than on social networks, so… If we limited social networks, I think that even the feeling of hate or that something is wrong somewhere, I think we would perceive it differently.” the star captain from the entertainment show TV JOJ I love Slovakia and the star of Fun radio thinks.
Cifra often thinks about the current phenomenon that angers people and spoils relationships. Stretching his brain gave him an idea to share. “Social media doesn’t seem like it’s going away, but it’s possible because there’s this interesting idea that social media is modern-day smoking. Smoking used to be popular when there were no studies, scientists said it didn’t cause anything, and then, after some twenty years of research, it’s been found that smoking isn’t all that good. We have twenty years of social networks here, and we are starting to find out based on scientific studies that they are not doing well, they are not regulated as they should be, and therefore I think that as the years go by, there will be fewer and fewer people on social networks, which I think will have a beneficial effect on nations and the world as such,” says Sajfa and adds:
“I know that social networks are not good, they cause a lot of bad things, especially for teenagers and young adults, so being on a social network and on your phone will be like smoking in the future. It won’t be completely like… Okay, you can do it, but you have to go out there and do it.” predicts the seasoned moderator.
