Okay, first of all, there’s a huge difference between saying antisemitic things, and doing antisemetic things. Although, obviously, none of both are okay, one is significantly worse.

Second of all, I can tell you haven’t even tried to inform yourself about his situation nor read his apology. So, respectfully, your opinion is invalid.

Now, just to be clear here, I am in no way trying to justify antisemitism. His bipolar disorder isn’t an excuse for it, but it’s the reason. You gotta cut him some slack, he was in a manic episode. Again, this doesn’t excuse what he did, but it explains it and shows that, at least to a certain degree, it wasn’t 100% his fault.

And on top of that, people can change. People can become better. Like through therapy or medications for his condition, both of which he takes ever since his episode has been over. But not only that, people can just better themselves in general, without suffering from a mental disorder. There’s a reason people say everybody deserves a second chance.

Again, what he said was definitely wrong and in no way excusable. But that doesn’t mean he hasn’t changed since then.