Average Extra of: Michael B. Jordan & Delroy Lindo Speak Out After BAFTAs 2026 Racial Slur by John Davison with Tourette's Syndrome: Part 8 by AverageMansReviews

Average Extra of: Michael B. Jordan & Delroy Lindo Speak Out After BAFTAs 2026 Racial Slur by John Davison with Tourette's Syndrome: Part 8 by AverageMansReviews

Related content: Average Extra of: Michael B. Jordan & Delroy Lindo Speak Out After BAFTAs 2026 Racial Slur by John Davison with Tourette's Syndrome: Part 5 [this will also contain all the previous links as well] Link https://averagemansreviews2017.blogspot.com/2026/02/average-extra-of-michael-b-jordan_28.html , Average Extra of: Michael B. Jordan & Delroy Lindo Speak Out After BAFTAs 2026 Racial Slur by John Davison with Tourette's Syndrome: Part 6 Link https://averagemansreviews2017.blogspot.com/2026/03/average-extra-of-michael-b-jordan.html and then Average Extra of: Michael B. Jordan & Delroy Lindo Speak Out After BAFTAs 2026 Racial Slur by John Davison with Tourette's Syndrome: Part 7 Link https://averagemansreviews2017.blogspot.com/2026/03/average-extra-of-michael-b-jordan_3.html

Real Talking Time:

Warning: this content is going to be for over 18's quite clearly this content is going to have adult centred language but adult language nonetheless and I will give you the courtesy the warning that this content is going to be uncomfortable for most

Statement from John Davison: "I've been waiting all week until the dust settles after the weekend at the BAFTAs in London. I would like to thank each and every one of you who have shown love, support and solidarity towards myself and the rest of the Tourette's Community. Your kind words and support have got me through a very difficult week. Whilst I never apologise for having Tourette's syndrome, I will apologise for any pain, upset and misunderstanding that it may create. The past week has been very tough, and has reminded me that what I do raising awareness for such a misunderstood condition, there is still a long way to go and I will keep on keeping on until this is achieved Thankyou  Thankyou  Thankyou I love you all. Three Hart Emojis"

I would like to give Davison some advice from one disabled person to another, even though we have very different disabilities, may I kindly suggest you stop apologising for you; being you; you should only do one courtesy apology or maybe twice if there are children present. But other than that you shouldn't be apologising for Tourette's syndrome, if there are people out there with very little clothing on, other cultural clothing and anything other I think we can as disabled people even know from two different sections; two very different sections Tourette's syndrome and/or quadriplegic cerebral palsy with being a spastic and for whatever reason many moons ago, I used to do the apology thing for anything I did wrong, including but not limited to things that they didn't do wrong or may have been wrong or anything really. This is crucial advice now; because I have grown up in the Internet/social media landscape, Davidson; these people that are continuously talking about you negatively are not going to be satisfied until they get a pound of flesh, so regardless if you take responsibility for your disability or not, they are going to keep pounding on you until you break, so you have done your best and shown that you have some real class unlike everyone else in this situation, so I would now leave this situation and move on and just ignore the backlash, which I have had to do myself, so it isn't like I am giving you advice that I haven't already followed myself.

But after having a mental breakdown, being officially diagnosed with depression as of this content first being created roughly 18 years ago, strangely enough eventually I stopped apologising, unless for some reason I had to, but fudge am I doing it again for any soft reason.

Because Davison even though you are trying to act like an adult, that doesn't mean the rest of the world will treat us as we both know as fellow disabled people with respect or/and decency.

Because broadly speaking if I was a part of the African-American community specifically from the USA; I would be ashamed of my society, wanting to actually perform physical harm or mock a disabled person for something that they cannot control, milk for being a victim, even though not forgetting they were clearly warned twice about your situation and yes absolutely because the USA has taken this way too far I don't care if Jordan or/and Lindo heard this warning or not, whatever respect or grace I had for these two performers even though I fully acknowledge that this racial slur is offensive whatever grace about the situation or respect generally speaking I had for them has gone flying out of the fudgin' window after what I have seen and already spoke about as it relates to NAACP Image Awards [National Association for the Advancement of Colored People] Sunday 01/03/2026; because that was a complete and utter joke which wasn't funny.

Alan Cummings [ the host of the BAFTAs 2026 which at the time did verbally apologise on stage for this incident] has I believe came out again to state the following " It's now a week since I posted the BAFTAs what should have been and evening celebrating creativity as well as diversity and inclusion turned into a traumatic triggering manure show. I'm so sorry for all the Black people have felt at hearing that word echoed around the world I'm so sorry the Tourette's community has been reminded of the lack of understanding and tolerance and abounds regarding their conditions.

The only possible good that has come out of this is a reminder that words matter, that rushing to judgement about things of which we are not fully cognisant is folly, that all former must be recognised and honoured.

We were all laid down by decisions made to both broadcast slur and censor freedom of speech.

Congratulations to all the artists whose work was overshadowed by that night's events." Full disclosure I only censored one word of this statement.

Now how can I put this nicely... this statement is complete horse manure; basically this is virtual signalling hollocks, can we all remember a few things here; 1 for the past decade especially we have had the concept of unconditional inclusivity rammed down our throats and when you have somebody that through no fault of their own can't follow the normal unconditional inclusivity rules you want to throw them out and say words matter, feelings matter, trauma matters and whatever matters! So this unconditional inclusivity is a con pure and simple and it is just a way to control the masses! 2 Davison had a fudgin' right to be there as his products/his life "I Swear" was up for some awards and 3 if this past week is anything to go by it shows one of two things: Davison doesn't really have to promote this film based on the fact this past week has just been essentially his whole entire life. 2 it is clear that be it Tourette's or broadly speaking any other disability, you just want us to do what any government wants us to do, stay away or just go to our own designated areas, so you don't have to see us or deal with us as essentially broken down members of society.

I'm getting fed up of people like Cummins here trying to distance themselves from this situation instead of giving Davison a polite nod of; I have your back, you did nothing wrong.

So I will stick up for Davison; remember you had a right to be at the BAFTAs and people like you and others like myself as long as we try to be good people which you/we are then it is the society that preaches all of this garbage problem on having their ideology unintentionally thrown back in their face. I will leave this content on a rhetorical question why is it socially acceptable for people that don't seem to understand  Tourette's is freely able to be ableist be it verbally or they verbally want to do harm in this case to Davison over his involuntary disability and instead of being disgusted with this wish people are smiling, having fun and really either at these award ceremonies face-to-face or/and online condoning this disgusting behaviour and one day for those people engaging in any of this behaviour, at some point down the road you will have to make peace with this behaviour especially if or when you have children that don't come out perfect and have a disability then and only then will you spend the rest of my life learning about their disability or illness and protecting your child as best as you can from people that you yourself once were cheering on.