Will Smith slaps Chris Rock at the Oscars

Thorin Oakenshield said:
So it has become clear that Will was in the wrong but it begs the question..

When is it right for a man to step in and defend someone be it a wife/family member/friend/stranger?
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Or let's ask: should a man ever be put in a situation where he could damage another, be arrested or go to prison, when the couple could have chosen to walk away rather than ruin lives?

Words vs physicality.
 
Dax777 said:
In reality. Using the Alopecia as an excuse, was always just that, an excuse. She has talked openly about losing her hair at her red table show. She posted videos to her fans on some social media about it and about loving it. She's been spotted at different awards and shows with the buzzed look and ardonment on her heard including diamond studs. On multiple occasions, she's been complimented on her new look.

In all likelihood, it probably wasn't the joke that she didn't like. More likely than not it was Rock himself she didn't like. He made a joke about her not coming to the Oscars few years ago. The joke in essence suggested she wasn't the celebrity she thought she was.

I'd be willing to bet top dollar it was that joke that still had her miffed. And her reaction to the GI Jane joke probably had more to do with who was cracking it than what it was.

But either way, it was still Will who acted like trash. No one has to laugh at a joke they don't find funny if they don't want to. So Jada has no issue in my view regardless of her reaction. Will does.
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His whole performance from start to finish was a show.
From his initial laughter to anger,the slap which is a peculiar action for someone supposedly seriously miffed,the smirk while strutting back to his seat.
The swearing knowing he was live on air to the tearful contrition while using god and defending women as justification.
A acting performance more worthy of a award than the dross he received one for.
 
rabby said:
His whole performance from start to finish was a show.
From his initial laughter to anger,the slap which is a peculiar action for someone supposedly seriously miffed,the smirk while strutting back to his seat.
The swearing knowing he was live on air to the tearful contrition while using god and defending women as justification.
A acting performance more worthy of a award than the dross he received one for.
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I agree the whole thing looked like him play acting. Which unfortunately is deeply disappointing. I grew up watch Will Smith. And I liked himvaw far back as when folks thought he was corny and not gangster enough.

Oh well. Wish Chris Rock the best. All good can say.
 
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