A fucking idiot
kiwifarms.net
- Joined
- Sep 19, 2017
Yeah, in gonna just go ahead and say that this was entirely Chris's fault.
Well, maybe not entirely, there may have been people bandwagon the #metoo Twitter, but Chris was definitely in the wrong for making inappropriate gestures and not realizing what he's doing is wrong.
I don't even understand why people are mad about them sending a message through Facebook! That's actually more warning than one would expect to give. Heck, maybe they sent it during evening/night hours, where it's pretty reasonable to assume people check their phones.
The Con rules were clear that any inappropriate gestures were not tolerated. I will agree that they didn't specify to what degree, but I don't think that really matters. They weren't obligated at all to talk to Chris, yet they did, whether it was in person or not. And I see no reason not to believe the staff when they said they has talked to him.
He even admitted it himself on Twitter that he was wrong. Through he did try and scapegoat a bit, it's still his fault for not seeing the warning.
Don't get me wrong, it's nice that people are defending him. It reassures me that, while people love to ridicule him, there are still people that appreciate him and sort of cares about him. But whether it's autismo or not, sexual advancements without consent is serious, and this is something Chris needs to figure out.
Well, maybe not entirely, there may have been people bandwagon the #metoo Twitter, but Chris was definitely in the wrong for making inappropriate gestures and not realizing what he's doing is wrong.
I don't even understand why people are mad about them sending a message through Facebook! That's actually more warning than one would expect to give. Heck, maybe they sent it during evening/night hours, where it's pretty reasonable to assume people check their phones.
The Con rules were clear that any inappropriate gestures were not tolerated. I will agree that they didn't specify to what degree, but I don't think that really matters. They weren't obligated at all to talk to Chris, yet they did, whether it was in person or not. And I see no reason not to believe the staff when they said they has talked to him.
He even admitted it himself on Twitter that he was wrong. Through he did try and scapegoat a bit, it's still his fault for not seeing the warning.
Don't get me wrong, it's nice that people are defending him. It reassures me that, while people love to ridicule him, there are still people that appreciate him and sort of cares about him. But whether it's autismo or not, sexual advancements without consent is serious, and this is something Chris needs to figure out.