The presenter and network anchor Leon Schneiderowski was exposed to an offensive comment on the network, and chose to respond to it in his own post.
A few days ago, Schneiderowski's Facebook business page was tagged "Birthday in Style" in a homophobic comment that read: "I am ready to invite you to my girl's birthday, provided you do an AIDS test because you are gay and I am scared."
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Schneiderowski did not remain obligated, and last night (Saturday) posted a comment on his Instagram page.
"You see," Schneiderowski wrote to his 72.9,000 followers.
"No matter how much we progress and how much we succeed, there will always be this one or someone with the filthy reaction, who can try to blacken everything we have built with ten fingers. I'm glad I experience these very few, you can count them on five fingers. But for me one can spoil a lot. others.
"I hope your daughter will never see such a reaction, and understand how embarrassing and humiliating her father is. Hopefully when she grows up you will explain to her that AIDS does not go through the air, and if you are so afraid of gays, I think you should do a home check, you know what Freud would say about This".
Schneiderowski's followers on the network supported him and the position he took against bullying and cyberbullying.
"How people allow themselves too much," read one of the comments.
"Just to be ashamed. It's just sad and dark," another wrote, "These things etch my heart."
Another respondent summed things up and wrote: "What ignorance. Shocking."
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