What's your opinion on the Liam Neeson controversy?
Do you think people misunderstood him due to focusing on their own narrative or do you think people understood exactly what he meant; that he's a racist?
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eMortal · M
What's happening to him is not fair. His experience explains how people get into being racist. It just takes one event. What should matter is how he leaved his life after that incident. Do people working with him have any recollection of a racist incident?
Benarro · 31-35, M
@eMortal it’s not the event that makes you racist - the racist moment is when you ask: ‘what colour is he’ and then decide someone of the same colour should pay for it. It’s a racist reaction to an event, a non-racist wouldn’t ask that question or make that decision. I’m not saying we should condemn him - but we have to understand it properly- he came to the situation as a racist not the other way around