Feb 23
Sgt LeafWell i’d imagine that’s a pretty logical assumption after hearing the word thrown out by a white man
Assumptions
Feb 23·1 reply
insertcoolnamehereI’m just s***posting out of snowed in boredom i dont wish animosity on anyone involved except the british people
what about uzbekistan?
OPFeb 23
LouisAkbarI don't expect a disabled person to apologize every time they're disabled. I can empathize with the hurt MBJ and Delroy felt, as I've intentionally been called slurs, but I can also empathize with John suffering from an embarassing disability that I don't think he should constantly have to apologize for, as he's just trying to exist.
If not expecting an apology makes me anti-black, than expecting an apology is ablesist I guess?
You’re right that he shouldn’t have to apologize every time, especially to those aware of his condition
To actors who weren’t told the extent of his condition and were onstage being watched all around the world? Yeah no an apology is definitely warranted
Feb 23·1 replyeye contactHe’s attending an event celebrating a movie about his life bro what do you want him to do
Be put where he won’t interrupt the entire event
Feb 23
SABMAN TURNTsorry you had to go through that, getting called racial slurs is a sickening feeling.
i’ve been called the same with “sand” in front of it a few times. i was very confused the first time because i wasn’t even aware that was a thing people said. and when i looked it up, i was even more surprised because it seemed to be a really outdated term. but i guess post-9/11 amerikkka brought it back.
Yeah s*** is f***ed up bro, I watch big brother and they had this dude on there name "Kaysar" and I remember this girl had called him that slur and rightfully he got mad and then in the edited show they removed her calling him that slur and only showed him getting mad as a way to paint him as the "bad guy" smh
Feb 23Sgt LeafWell i’d imagine that’s a pretty logical assumption after hearing the word thrown out by a white man
I know you mad and I’m not trying to explain it again or over explain but no it’s not logical given what we know
- Feb 23·1 replyHaroldsChicken
You think he should have not went at all ?
If he knows he can’t control himself yes or suggest a better way
Feb 23eye contactHe’s attending an event celebrating a movie about his life bro what do you want him to do
yea, have a private event with family and friends and those involved with the film
again, why are we prioritizing the feelings of one man instead of the two men presenting and all the black people in the audience
- OPFeb 23
A private room for him to still be in attendance would’ve been the best option
Instead their effort for inclusiveness backfired majorly
Feb 23·5 repliesIs it bad that I’m wondering to myself why he didn’t use other slurs, or shout them at non-Black people? Still learning about Tourettes but I asked Claude about this to get a bias-free answer:
“It’s a pretty natural thing to wonder, and it’s actually a question that gets at something real about how Tourette’s and coprolalia work. The short answer is that tics, while involuntary, aren’t entirely random. Research suggests they’re often shaped by what a person’s brain has flagged as the most forbidden or taboo thing to say in a given context. So in a way, the brain almost “homes in” on what would be most socially catastrophic to blurt out — which is part of why coprolalia so often involves slurs or sexual language rather than just random words. There’s also a contextual trigger component. Davidson himself acknowledged that stress, crowds, and heightened emotion amplify his tics. When Jordan and Lindo — two prominent Black men — walked on stage, his brain may have latched onto the most charged word associated with that moment. It’s not that he harbors racist beliefs that are “leaking out” — it’s more like his brain found the most explosive possible word for that specific stimulus.”
Anyone else know a better response to it than this?
- Feb 23·1 replyNobodyWins
If he knows he can’t control himself yes or suggest a better way
I’ve already said accommodations that’s all I got . I still 100% think he should be able to go
Feb 23scHoolboy Owardthey writing fanfic itt trying to justify the slurs said out loud
now they’re asking AI to break down tourette’s
- Feb 23HaroldsChicken
I’ve already said accommodations that’s all I got . I still 100% think he should be able to go
Okay so why are you acting like I’m disagreeing with you about that lol
- Feb 23·2 repliesNobodyWins
Be put where he won’t interrupt the entire event
he fought for decades to be understood for the disease he has and you want him to be put away in a room while his biopic is at the BAFTAs
Feb 23·1 replyvaylaIs it bad that I’m wondering to myself why he didn’t use other slurs, or shout them at non-Black people? Still learning about Tourettes but I asked Claude about this to get a bias-free answer:
“It’s a pretty natural thing to wonder, and it’s actually a question that gets at something real about how Tourette’s and coprolalia work. The short answer is that tics, while involuntary, aren’t entirely random. Research suggests they’re often shaped by what a person’s brain has flagged as the most forbidden or taboo thing to say in a given context. So in a way, the brain almost “homes in” on what would be most socially catastrophic to blurt out — which is part of why coprolalia so often involves slurs or sexual language rather than just random words. There’s also a contextual trigger component. Davidson himself acknowledged that stress, crowds, and heightened emotion amplify his tics. When Jordan and Lindo — two prominent Black men — walked on stage, his brain may have latched onto the most charged word associated with that moment. It’s not that he harbors racist beliefs that are “leaking out” — it’s more like his brain found the most explosive possible word for that specific stimulus.”
Anyone else know a better response to it than this?
- Feb 23relapsed bisexual
- Feb 23eye contact
he fought for decades to be understood for the disease he has and you want him to be put away in a room while his biopic is at the BAFTAs
Instead of yelling at kids and dropping the hard r so the entire event can hear yeah
- Feb 23·1 replyvayla
Is it bad that I’m wondering to myself why he didn’t use other slurs, or shout them at non-Black people? Still learning about Tourettes but I asked Claude about this to get a bias-free answer:
“It’s a pretty natural thing to wonder, and it’s actually a question that gets at something real about how Tourette’s and coprolalia work. The short answer is that tics, while involuntary, aren’t entirely random. Research suggests they’re often shaped by what a person’s brain has flagged as the most forbidden or taboo thing to say in a given context. So in a way, the brain almost “homes in” on what would be most socially catastrophic to blurt out — which is part of why coprolalia so often involves slurs or sexual language rather than just random words. There’s also a contextual trigger component. Davidson himself acknowledged that stress, crowds, and heightened emotion amplify his tics. When Jordan and Lindo — two prominent Black men — walked on stage, his brain may have latched onto the most charged word associated with that moment. It’s not that he harbors racist beliefs that are “leaking out” — it’s more like his brain found the most explosive possible word for that specific stimulus.”
Anyone else know a better response to it than this?
I need to just use ai to answer people on here lol cause being human they get offended by saying the same thing
- Feb 23·1 replyLouisAkbar
I don't expect a disabled person to apologize every time they're disabled. I can empathize with the hurt MBJ and Delroy felt, as I've intentionally been called slurs, but I can also empathize with John suffering from an embarassing disability that I don't think he should constantly have to apologize for, as he's just trying to exist.
If not expecting an apology makes me anti-black, than expecting an apology is ablesist I guess?
He doesn't have to apologize for having tourettes but its 100% human nature to apologize for unintentionally hurting someone regardless of the reason.
Ya'll make so many excuses for people its crazy, hes a very functioning human being who is very capable of apologizing to someone for the words said.
- Feb 23·1 reply
No one itt even watched the movie
- Feb 23
i dont think forced separation under the guise of inclusion is the answer either tbh, baftas could've been more accommodating to his needs without removing him from the crowd completely
and before anyone asks, no i dont know what those needs would be exactly, i dont understand much about tourettes beyond the basics
- Feb 23·1 replyHaroldsChicken
I need to just use ai to answer people on here lol cause being human they get offended by saying the same thing
Claude is my friend. Don’t just label him as “AI”.
- Feb 23·2 replieseye contact
No one itt even watched the movie
not watching disabled people are people too able bodied slop in 2026
- Feb 23LouisAkbar
I don't expect a disabled person to apologize every time they're disabled. I can empathize with the hurt MBJ and Delroy felt, as I've intentionally been called slurs, but I can also empathize with John suffering from an embarassing disability that I don't think he should constantly have to apologize for, as he's just trying to exist.
If not expecting an apology makes me anti-black, than expecting an apology is ablesist I guess?
Not about expecting an apology so much as acknowledging this has escalated and showing care for how he affected others even if involuntarily.
- Feb 23relapsed bisexual
not watching disabled people are people too able bodied slop in 2026
It was a biopic lol