He says that when someone is embarrassed publicly, the person should also take responsibility publicly and restore the respect that was broken.
He wrote: "Never accept a private apology for public disrespect, never ever. If you embarrassed me in front of people, you don't get to repair it behind close door. Publicly disrespect requires public accountability. Otherwise, you're not fixing what you did. You're just trying to make yourself feel better. Respect should be restored where it was broken."
True.
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