
Tip of the day: If you start a fight, You better know how to fight or this will be happen! Pic#4 is insane! Ha!
Realizing
what was done, Kingston brought his regrets to TMZ as he stepped up to
apologize and admit that he doesn’t actually run his Facebook page
himself. On top of that the singer stated that personally he would never
have posted something like what was shared on the page.
“Just
wanna apologize to Gavin and his family… My Facebook is not run by
me!!…” Kingston told TMZ. “This is the 2nd time something like this
happened […] And it hurts. Cause anyone and anybody that knows me know
I’m far from that type of person… So from now on I’ll post my own
stuff.. Bless.”
As
it turned out, the outside vendor running Kingston’s Facebook page
admitted to not having read the article before posting about it. The
vendor confessed to making a mistake in thinking that the article was
“sending a message that it wasn’t cool to pick on autistic kids because
they’ll fight back.”
The moral of the story: If you want something done right that won’t end with you on people’s bad side, do it yourself.
Either that or just take time out to look at whatever you have someone else post for you. The extra time is worth it.
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