DISAGREEMENT IS NOT DISRESPECT.

         Speaking truth,  even when it’s uncomfortable.

Jennifer Lawerence

I used to love Jennifer Lawerence. I loved her in Hunger Games and thought she was a fabulous actress. Then this happened.

She proudly talked about how she rubbed her butt on a sacred Hawaiian rock in a talk show. She made no big deal as if it was a harmless joke. I’m sorry. You don’t just causally talk about mocking other’s culture. (Chris Pratt looks really uncomfortable because he used to live in Hawaii) (Edit: The point is not that she rubbed her butt on a rock, the point is that she rubbed her butt on a SACRED Hawaiian rock despite many people warning her it was sacred. I wouldn’t care if she did this to any other rock. She did it on a sacred rock knowingly. If she didn’t know it was a sacred rock, that’s ok. But she knew it was sacred.)

This made me lose about half the respect I had for her. Then later I found out about this.

Jennifer Lawerence was drinking at a bar when a drunk fan asked her for a selfie. She said no multiple times, and finally, the drunk guy said F you to her as he walked away. (EDIT: I would like to make one thing very clear. I’m not justifying his behaviour. He should have left when Lawerence said no the first time). She then grabbed a beer, poured it on the drunk guy, and started to beat him up. And she told that story laughing.

Talk about double standards. If any male celebrity went on a talk show and talked about how he assaulted a female, not only is the audience going to boo at him, his career will be over with everyone labeling him as a misogynistic monster.

This made me lose all my respect for Jennifer Lawerence. 

      “Disagree, But Don’t be silent “