Nah.They bring something into the public that was private they deserve a public response.
Hopefully they learn their lesson to deal with things personally rather than publicly.
Too many people appeal to authority - government give me this handout, social media lynch this person for me, AFL punish these naughty boys. Such people deserve the true democratic force of the public responding to them.
If anything, people's anger here should be directed at the AFL.
This public house had public figures do something they weren't happy with, they are allowed to speak up. We do not live in a censorship state. Why do you want to censor them? Seems a bit oppressive to me.
People are only getting upset because the suspensions seem to be heavy handed, so it's the AFL that should be the target. But mob justice always likes smaller fish I suppose. The AFL are pretty tough to target, I agree.