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Darmik posted...

Just want to make sure I'm following your logic.

So if someone interrupts a performance by jumping on the stage and being disruptive that singer should stop what they're doing and win them over with...a debate?

No they should ask him to leave, and if he won't listen, people should escort him off the stage. There's a reason why Martin Luther King is the heart of the civil rights movement, and not Malcom X. People at large are moved to defend the peaceful. If you see the "oppressed" flat out attacking people, it's a different story altogether.

And if LGBTQ singers do this people won't care that their doctor is gay?

But yet I don't think this sort of criteria applies to almost anyone else who tried to crash the stage of a performer.

Dude if any other performer pushed an audience off the stage, they'd be getting fucking sued and get put in jail. That is assault. He's lucky he didn't land on his head. He easily could've gotten a concussion from that or worse. The only reason a pass is given to the performer here is BECAUSE this can be framed as a social rights issue.
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