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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This kind of is an example about how liberalism seems to focus on victimhood and who is the bigger victim and victims can do no wrong. What he shouted was deeply offensive . He didn’t really apologize . If I had a disorder that made me make sudden motions and I hurt someone I would apologize if I so even though I didn’t intend to. They still got hurt [/quote]

What if you were warned that it might happen first? The reaction seems to be "well, you were warned." That's what's happening here.[/quote]
The only people that were warned about his potential outbursts were the ones sitting in his general vicinity. Which makes it even worse because MJB and Delroy thought it was just some random man in the audience hurling a racial slur at them![/quote]

No. The attendees were warned.[/quote]

^ to add the presenters were warned in advance too. Not that it makes it ok, but it was discussed. This guy has quite a knack for blurting out the most inappropriate things. I know it's his disability but yikes.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/tourettes-bafta-film-awards-bbc-john-davidson-sinners-1236512321/

Davidson had been warmly welcomed by a floor manager before the awards show began, and attendees were informed that “John has Tourette’s Syndrome, so please be aware you might hear some involuntary noises or movements during the ceremony,” as the housekeeping rules were laid out. A source informed THR that this was the moment presenters were warned about Davidson’s tics, minutes prior to the ceremony kicking off. He left the room around 25 minutes into the show (of his own accord, THR understands), shortly after his outburst during Jordan and Lindo’s presentation. Other outbursts came before this, including, “Bullshit!” when people were asked not to curse, and, “Shut the f*ck up,” when BAFTA chair Sara Putt made her introductory remarks.[/quote]

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