Brett Cooper

Oh, tainted for you.

Yes, it truly is all about you.

It was so painful that this award show where you were being celebrated, that it was tainted.

Oh, yes, you endured so much.

Now, in that same interview, this actress, she goes on to say that she does have no hard feelings towards John Davidson, but you can kind of tell that it is clearly an afterthought, which I think it is in most of these interviews.

Like,

After this outburst took place, this poor man, he got up and he left the auditorium.

He left before he got to see his life's work and film be recognized and awarded because he was so humiliated, because he felt so awful, because he was so embarrassed.

He removed himself from the situation to protect these other people, to protect himself from any more humiliation, and they are still, days later, giving interviews saying how painful it was to them.

And yes, I agree, it probably would have been best for the BAFTAs and the BBC to cut out that moment to spare everyone involved the internet drama, but they didn't.

So now we have to deal with a reality

at hand, here we are, and millions of gross people online are piling onto him.

Just listen to this filth.

One person commented and said,

you should try exercising some personal responsibility for yourself and your own reactions.

That impact you're talking about, you can choose how you react.

You can choose how you are impacted by things.

Even if it's not privately, you can choose publicly.

You can publicly choose not to pile onto a man who is being attacked by the internet, who has spent his entire life dealing with suicidal thoughts because of the reaction

to his neurological disorder.