This Psalm of David was written roughly 3,000 years ago. Things haven't changed much:

Psalm 51 (52) - Against calumny:

Why do you take pride in your malice, you expert in evil-doing?

All day long you plan your traps, your tongue is sharp as a razor – you master of deceit!

You have chosen malice over kindness; you speak lies rather than the truth; your tongue is in love with every deceit.

For all this, in the end God will destroy you. He will tear you out and expel you from your dwelling, uproot you from the land of the living.

The upright will see and be struck with awe: they will deride the evil-doer. “Here is the man who did not make God his refuge, but put his hope in the abundance of his riches and in the power of his stratagems.”

But I flourish like an olive in the palace of God. I hope in the kindness of God, for ever, and through all ages.

I shall praise you for all time for what you have done. I shall put my hope in your name and in its goodness in the sight of your chosen ones.