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He never made fun of the guy. Guy (unintentionally) made fun of himself.
The problem I ran into with the OP was that he was in no position to judge or make fun out of the guy in the first place, at least not with the mindset he has. Because he was just as bad as him by not paying attention to the class while wandering off to see what this guy was up to in his corner, hence in one way or another it simply made OP worse in comparison to the person he was trying to ridicule for "misbehaviour" or whatever you call it.
I know it's just a simple slice of life daily laugh sort of thing, I get it, HaHa? Let's be real who laughs at this, especially after knowing what it really was behind the scene? Yes the motive and the methodology are entirely subjected to personal opinions, but imho the sentiment involved aren't.
I am in some level disturbed by OP's attitude on the matter where he simply refuses to admit or claim responsibility of the scene that he himself caused and instead tossed it on top of the guy saying "yeah he was fine with it". I mean what can he do in that situation besides laughing with the crowd, rage and storm out of the classroom in tears?
It's simply both hypocritical and irresponsible on OP's part.
At least say, Batman admits that he is a bad guy/outlaw/criminal by using excessive physical violence to hunt down other criminals, OP on the other hand, is the opposite.
I personally will not change my stance on this subject.