glasgowcyclist
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They didn't express any resentment to people of any nation; it seems to me you are judging this man for thought-crime.
He resented the production of the flag - the flag representing the nation (and therefore the people) of Palestine. I think Currie took that as a big clue as to where his sympathies lie and so he was told to fark off.
Does everyone in the audience HAVE to agree with the performer on every aspect?
No, and nobody has said that is the case.
Is it OK to tell them to feck off if they don't?
Yes.
You skipped the fact that Currie encouraged everyone to join his standing ovation.
Have you never been to a comedy gig? It’s perfectly common to encourage audience participation.
I don't think the Israeli family were under any obligation to join in; not sure you're on the right side of history, creating mandatory standing ovations.
Now you’re descending to hyperbole, and you’re putting words in my mouth. You said he encouraged the audience to stand and now you say I’m on the side of mandatory standing ovations. Nonsense.
And why are you describing him as Israeli when the man was told to fark off before anyone knew his origins? There’s no claim made yet that Currie made any reference to being Israeli or Jewish, so whether the man was or not is irrelevant as he was told to get out before anyone knew that.
Did he question the views of anyone else in the audience?
I don’t know. Ask him.
Why did he feel the need to start an argument with the family that did not join his mandatory standing ovation?
Again with the mandatory ovation fiction. Give it a rest.