🔆 Aryan, Son of Apollo  🔆

Asking questions for an interview does not mean you get to be disrespectful or rude, and clearly you're not doing an interview properly if multiple people are complaining about you

There's a difference between "asking the hard questions" and just going around forcing people to speak angrily or argue with her just so she can get footage validating her bigotry

So what you’re saying is, she shouldn’t do that because it’s mean? You’re saying that calling the police on someone because they’re at a place with a lot of other people is ok because they didn’t feel comfortable? She shouldn’t have the right to say the things she wants to say?

She doesn’t have the right to film in public? Do you believe in free speech at all? She has the right to be there and do that. She doesn’t have to leave. She doesn’t even have to stop. Reporting on a subject isn’t a crime and neither is hurting someone’s feelings.

I think it's kinda weird that you're only using free speech to defend someone who is going out of their way to be bigoted. Once again you're using legality to defend the morality of a situation which is a really bad argument.

Just because the Jim Crow laws legally allowed people to be racist doesn't mean you should still be racist. Just because freedom of speech legally allows people (if you're white and cis) to harass people on the street doesn't mean you should do it

You're acting as if you're defending the "righteous law of freedom of speech" when really all you're doing is attempting to enable bigotry and justifying public harassment of minorities

If you really cared about people you'd be more focused on the negative effects of harassing people at an event meant to inspire positivity and cherish our differences but instead you're focused on the bigot going around harassing people as if they're the victim