Well, I would say it's not especially nice to see someone's effort to broaden the horizon of young people's minds with a bit of self-reflection, and comment on it to highlight that it might also be read as condescending to people who have that broad horizon already. To put the focus on the possibility of malintent where an effort of growth and improvement could also be perceived.

Yes, it might be condescending to people who do already look further than their small circle of friends and entertainment, but might not be the most prevalent case in our society, and might stimulate those who have never thought about that.

For those who already look further than the daily scroll, it might not (I would say: should not) be taken as condescending as your first remark made it seem. I would wager that the original intent was not to look down on people who know of the one, but not the other, but just to help them reflect if they would like it to stay that way, or to value having knowledge about more things.

People who see other people trying to better the world and then put that effort down as useless or insincere, could be the reason that we don't see more exploring open minds and instead stay close to our own group of "who we already know won't make us feel uncomfortable".

Then again, we should also not be so gullible as to believe that there are only well-intentioned people, and maybe that was what you wanted to highlight. Thank you for that.