Falz And His Father Are Not Sensible - Didi

The comment, “A normal or sensible person doesn’t suppose to have anything to do with Bobrisky,” in response to Falz’s clarification about Bobrisky seeking legal help, promotes harmful stereotypes and discrimination. It unfairly targets Bobrisky based on personal biases, suggesting that associating with someone who doesn’t conform to societal norms is wrong. Such remarks dismiss Bobrisky’s rights as an individual and perpetuate exclusion based on identity rather than focusing on the merits of the case.

This mindset fosters a toxic environment that discourages empathy and fairness. Public figures like Falz, who choose to support others, should not be criticized for offering help based on who the individual is. Justice and fairness should be universal, not swayed by prejudice.