http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-43950171
As someone who embarrassed their parents by laughing loudly at films at the cinema I have a lot of sympathy for this woman. (We're talking back when I was ~10 and not all the movies we went to see were exclusively for children.)
I don't know if behaviour is quantitatively worse than decades past; there's certainly a lot of annoying types on the rare occasions I can afford to get out these days: generally people looking at phones, some talking as well, and most recently, folk tossing bottles of soft drinks over into the next row.
Cinema staff may have a thankless task in trying to police those who are a bit over-enthusiastic compared to the intentionally disruptive; I would have thought though a quiet word to the woman involved first might have helped, her condition notwithstanding, but this report doesn't really give enough detail on what exactly went down.
Anyone applauding her removal is a dick though.
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A woman who has Asperger's syndrome was "forcibly removed" from a screening of her favourite film by cinema security staff for "laughing too much". |
I don't know if behaviour is quantitatively worse than decades past; there's certainly a lot of annoying types on the rare occasions I can afford to get out these days: generally people looking at phones, some talking as well, and most recently, folk tossing bottles of soft drinks over into the next row.
Cinema staff may have a thankless task in trying to police those who are a bit over-enthusiastic compared to the intentionally disruptive; I would have thought though a quiet word to the woman involved first might have helped, her condition notwithstanding, but this report doesn't really give enough detail on what exactly went down.
Anyone applauding her removal is a dick though.
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