Jason Biggs Makes Plane Crash Jokes On Twitter, Gets Yelled At


Actor Jason Biggs has been tweeting about the crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17, but his humorous approach has drawn cries of “too soon” by fellow users of the social site.

Across Twitter, tweets about MH17 are generally sober and express condolences or sadness about the loss of nearly three hundred lives.

In a series of tweets, Biggs made a few jokes about the tragedy, and then seemed to become irate when people criticized the comments.

Initially, he said:

After that tweet, Biggs added:

When the initial backlash rolled in, he tweeted:

At this point it seemed the negative response was getting to the star, as he began to angrily address naysayers, tweeting:

Then he says:

After retweeting a supportive tweet, Biggs tweeted to say that anyone who found his comments in poor taste were free to unfollow him:

TMZ reported on the Twitter controversy, and the actor tweeted at the site about their decision to juxtapose an image of him with the plane’s wreckage:

While Jason Biggs’ tweet garnered a significant amount of Twitter backlash, it was also favorited nearly two thousand times by fellow users.

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