@shutter
Perhaps and a little like myself, because of poor hearing you are more sensitive to facial expressions just as some (as in this case) are sensitive to what is being said. How would it be then that he feels the need to resign because you don't like the way he looks.
As far as I know, in quoting Shakespeare he upset just the one person - and in looking sad he upsets maybe just one other?
Should you feel the need to complain publicly because of it you would without a shadow of a doubt be ridiculed and be made to look a fool in front of your friends and family, yet object to a word and in today's climate you could count on the support of the wokes of this world to back you regardless, along with the full support of the easily offended snowflake generation.
Minorities have rights even if it does smack of self privilege, but they do not have the right to rule, ridicule or retribution... regardless.
Happy days eh, or not.
Just remembered my old Dad telling me about the offence of 'dumb insolence' when he was in the Army. Seems that if you looked at a senior rank in the wrong way you could be had up on a charge.
Don't limit the friends you haven't met with arguments you'll never have.
