Underwas the aircraft of the Malaysian airline are now very popular. In March of this year, Boeing 777 "Malaysian Airlines" disappeared during the flight. And on July 17, a similar aircraft of the same company was shot down in Ukraine. Jason Biggs could not stay away from this tragedy. But instead of expressing sympathy to the families of the dead passengers, he left a comic message in his tweet: "No one wants to buy bonus miles of" Malaysian Airlines "?" A flurry of critics sprinkled on the actor, and he hurried to delete his message. But a few days later returned to this topic.
"The other day I left one tweet, and I want to say a few words about it," Jason wrote. "There is one old saying:" Do not attribute criminal intentions to what is explained by nonsense. " Of course, I did not mean anything wrong. In my words there was no evil intent. But I drunk. It was no appropriate time. I always try to find a drop of humor in any situation. This is for me as a reflex. So I react. "
When the actor's colleague Jenny McCarthy asked, why did Biggs delete his message, the actor explained: "When I published it, I assumed the reaction of others. But I was not aware of the scale of the tragedy. I did not think ... I sympathize with the victims and their families. I learned a lesson and I would like to move on. "