What this woman did shouldn’t be celebrated.

A) She admits the crowd was enjoying the set, and jeered her. Fuck her twitter brownie points, she is taking away from their experience.
B) Dworman has said she wasn’t kicked out and left on her own accord.

Heroic? The little out-of-touch pocket reality that produces writers for GMG, Vice and The Cut must be some special place. A room full of people enjoy a hilarious comedian, but you focus on the unhappy one “forced” to watch.

Nope. Not heroic.

Actually, that was pretty sad. It’s not very nice to bully a person who’s in a bad place and isn’t allowed to work even though he didn’t commit a crime or anything. His apology was the sincere one. Obviously, it wasn’t written by some PR team and he admitted that his behavior wasn’t ok. It wasn’t criminally wrong or…