Topic: Michael Richards Hecklers Hire Lawyer | |
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Now I think I've seen it all-
The two dudes that heckled Michael Richards have hired a lawyer and this lady actually believes Mr. Richards should pay these two dudes. Does this now mean that if someone says something that offends me I should be compensated? ..and what amount of money is enough to "heal the pain"? I think I see what's going on here. I am big into conspiracy theories. I'm not paranoid, but pretty close. I always thought it seemed odd that that camaraphone was on at just the precise moment that Michael Richards went off. I think that the two dudes heckled Michael Richards on purpose and had a buddy in the audience with a cellphone ready to go at the appropriate moment. I think the idea was to get video of Michael Richards going off. They got far more than they expected. Now that these two have hired a lawyer I think their true motives show. I don't think these guys were offended for even a second. I think they were looking to get something out of this from the second it happened. They are to me worse than Michael Richards. Mr. Richards said what he did in a moment of anger and has apologized and is undergoing counseling. These two jerks are offering racial harmony- AT A PRICE. My ancestors came here from Ireland and were heavily discriminated against. Signs were hung on business doors saying "Irish need not apply" for jobs. What these two are doing is an affront to anyone who believes, like I do, in the dreams of Dr. Martin Luther King. I hope Mr. Richards doggedly defends himself against this suit and that these two "victims" don't recieve a dime. Political Correctness has run amuck and it is time it dies the death it deserves. |
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Just more ways to make a buck.
They should put warning signs out side the Comedy clubs now that say. Not Responsible for comedian comments, or enter at own risk. Or have everyone entering the comedy club sign a waver that they will not sue the comedian for offensive material. That should solve that I think. But then, maybe not. |
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