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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is ridiculous that people are debating whether if there was a warning beforehand it would then make it alright. Once the man interrupted the show twice by yelling obscenities he needed to immediately leave.

It isn't alright he stayed and then to add insult to the injury the guy with Tourettes is basically an insensitive jerk for not apologizing to the Black presenters. If anyone has watched the movies Sinners it makes it even more horrific what happened. The presenters were up there because they were fantastic in the movie Sinners.

Ryan Coogler’s horror film Sinners is set in 1932 in the Mississippi Delta and stars Jordan in dual roles as criminal identical twin brothers who return to their hometown in the Jim Crow South, where they are confronted by a supernatural evil.

[b]‘Michael had to do extensive research into the horrific psychological effects of racism to prepare for Sinners so was disgusted, repulsed and grossed out by John’s outburst,’ they told us.

After watching the event unfold, the actor’s parents were left shaken. ‘His mum and dad broke down in tears when they saw what happened to him and Delroy, and it has been a horrible 48 hours for the family,’ they explained.[/b][/quote]

The Daily Mail is a tabloid rag that uses ridiculously heightened verbiage to whip up emotion among their generally poorly-educated readership. It's like quoting the National Inquirer as a reputable new source. [/quote]

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