Billy Santoro Says He Won’t Film With “Fat” People, Then Responds To Backlash By Saying, “I Don’t Filter My Thoughts”
Billy Santoro (who used to be known for performing in porn, but is now only known for humiliating himself on Twitter) has found a new target to bully on social media: An unnamed overweight person.
In his latest search for attention, Santoro tweeted today that he wouldn’t film with someone who he considered “fat,” and it’s a tweet that is as ugly as it is unnecessary:
Putting aside the fact that, unless it’s on his cell phone, Santoro isn’t filming anywhere right now (he’s been blacklisted by virtually all the gay porn studios), this alleged fat person with whom he refuses to work probably doesn’t even exist, and that actually makes the tweet even worse?
People who have no power will often conjure up imaginary scenarios to make themselves feel like they’re an authority, and people with severe self-esteem issues will often insult other people (imaginary or real) to try and inflate their own deluded sense of self-importance. Of course, if the person did exist (he probably does not), Santoro could just name him, but because he’s as much a coward as he is a sociopath, that probably won’t happen.
Publicly insulting an entire group of people because you like to “keep it real” obviously serves no purpose and benefits no one. And claiming that your pointless insults are just “unfiltered” thoughts? That should tell you all you need to know about what is going on inside this poor person’s head.
Santoro was rightfully dragged all day long on Twitter, and here were some of the responses:
Santoro did find some support from two people.
Here were the replies from disgraced director/notorious model abuser Nica Noelle (big surprise there) and fellow cell phone sex tape seller Cory “Big C” Mendelsohn (another shocker), who was recently kicked off amateur clip site JustForFans for attacking and insulting other performers:
As the negative replies came pouring in throughout the day, Santoro claimed to be “excited” that his insults might result in him selling more of his cell phone sex tapes—sex tapes that, according to Santoro’s husband Seth (who has accused Santoro of physically assaulting him multiple times), were filmed and sold without people’s consent. What a way to make a living:
