I used this situation as a learning tool for my sons.
Rule #1 -- Consider the consequences of how your words and actions will be perceived. It doesn't matter if you had other intentions. Once people react badly you will be on the defense and probably unable to dig your way out of the hole.
Corollary to Rule#1 -- of all the stupid things any person could do would be to in any way threaten the leader of the most powerful tribe on the planet ( like them or not).
Free speech is not free of social consequences. My prediction is they will get less consequences than they deserve.
Rule #1 -- Consider the consequences of how your words and actions will be perceived. It doesn't matter if you had other intentions. Once people react badly you will be on the defense and probably unable to dig your way out of the hole.
Corollary to Rule#1 -- of all the stupid things any person could do would be to in any way threaten the leader of the most powerful tribe on the planet ( like them or not).
Free speech is not free of social consequences. My prediction is they will get less consequences than they deserve.
”There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy." - Hamlet (1.5.167-8), Hamlet to Horatio.
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