What? It doesn’t matter where she’s from. She insulted someone because of the colour of their skin. That’s not something we accept. It’s only ignored because she’s famous. So wrong.
@@cleebs8 I don't know what happened, but having some idea as to the kind of person she is, I would suggest that she had a go at someone (insulted, someone if you like) because that person was behaving in a pretty ordinary manner. Ordinary, to the point that a little abuse might have been the correct and appropriate response. Was she being goaded, perchance?
To answer your first question, we meant everyone. Secondly, if you don't know what happened, why would you automatically assume that the person she insulted racially deserved it. There’s no place for racism. As it turns out, she vomited in the back of a taxi, in a drunken state, abused the taxi driver and then the police were called. She then racially abused the taxi driver. Simple really. Racism.
