Liam Neeson's Day Is Here sadly

[Carl Tethers]

Hopefully this shines a light on the nature of a lot of whites to even be having these thought processes like it's a natural response. This is bigger than the reactionary nature of one stupid racist.

But fukk him.

 

[BXKingPin82]

Whelp.

 

[En Sabah Nur]

What on earth possessed him to share this? What a way to promote a movie

Somebody must have poked Qui-gon in the subway

 

[Bathing Ape]

He can go die with his wife.

 

[The axe murderer]

let kaepernick say that about a cop that attacks his friend and see if anyone caping for Liam will keep that same energy

 

[Ironman]

Not Darkman too

 

[Lord_nikon]

Neeson said he walked the streets looking for a black man to attack “four or five times” until he realized what he was doing. “It really shocked me, this primal urge I had. It shocked me and it hurt me. I did seek help. I went to a priest, I bared my confession.” An unusual therapy: power walking! “Believe it or not, power walking helped me. Two hours every day, to get rid of this. I’m not racist. This was nearly 40 years ago.”

 

[wire28]

I wanted to indiscriminately kill black people, but trust me, I’m not racist

 

[head shots101]

Lol sending this shyt to my wife asap....she loves taken

 

[Ukbrotha]

fukk him. Forever. The twat.

 

[Kingshango]

"I'm trying to kill this black man but I'm not racist tho."

 

[Neuromancer]

Light side of the force huh?

 

[TheGodling]

The even more insane thing is that he decided to dig an even deeper hole during his "apology" interview.

Liam Neeson Good Morning America Interview

And though Neeson's closing statements—"Violence breeds violence. Bigotry breeds bigotry."—are well-intentioned, Neeson's disturbing and seemingly unnecessary comments are still jarring to say the least. Roberts made the point that, in this case, "an innocent black man could have been killed for something he did not do because of the color of his skin," to which Neeson replied, "And they could have killed me, too."

The fukking audacity to say that like it's some kind of justification!

 

[Lord_nikon]

Hopefully this shyt bombs, I will not even watch it free

 

[MikeyC]

The even more insane thing is that he decided to dig an even deeper hole during his "apology" interview.

Liam Neeson Good Morning America Interview

And though Neeson's closing statements—"Violence breeds violence. Bigotry breeds bigotry."—are well-intentioned, Neeson's disturbing and seemingly unnecessary comments are still jarring to say the least. Roberts made the point that, in this case, "an innocent black man could have been killed for something he did not do because of the color of his skin," to which Neeson replied, "And they could have killed me, too."

The fukking audacity to say that like it's some kind of justification!

Jeesus. :scustmessican: