People are advocating for the slap. I'm sorry, but these holier-than-thou people are suggesting that 'violence is okay'. Yes, they are advocating violence against a BLACK MAN. Hmm, weren't we supposed to be against that post-George Floyd? Or has Chris Rock done worse things to women that George Floyd? Does anyone *really* want me to go there...? 🤔 Would I be a 'racist' to bring up a certain incident involving a gun pointed at a woman (who, yes, may not have been pregnant, but since when should that matter to my fellow pro-abortion leftists/'feminists', or are we saying that a woman's life only matters when she's carrying a child? 🤔 Oh the contradictions and hypocricies are abundant here...)?
Also, what 'pro-Republican' jokes? Chris Rock has a history of mocking Republican politicians. Since when did he become a Republican? I'm almost 100% certain he still votes Democrat. I think people are butthurt because, heaven forbid, he's making a few anti-Democrat jokes, and everyone's assuming he must be 'pro-GOP' or 'pro-MAGA', rather than, hey, an INDIVIDUAL WITH A BRAIN WHO HASN'T DRUNK THE KOOL AID AND REFUSES TO TOW THE PARTY LINE. I seems that a lot of people (mostly women) are 'offended' that Black men are able to think for themselves rather than do whatever Joe Biden or Bill Clinton tells them to do. 🤷♂️ Sorry, but thanks to Abraham Lincoln and *his party*, Black people were finally freed from the plantation by 1865.
Also, having been on the receiving end of a physical threat from a man that was cajoled by his girlfriend, I wouldn't be quick to assume that Chris Rock is wrong about Jada. Yes, Will is ultimately to blame, because he could have told Jada where to go...although imagine all the hit pieces and abuse Will would have got if he 'hadn't defended Jada's honour'...
Anyway, when you see articles like "Here's Why Chris Rock Deserved to Get Slapped..." it's quite clear that some of these *women* have a predilection towards violence (*unlike* me)
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Keelai (34858)
2 years ago
You appear angrier toward the women than the man who actually slapped Rock. Why?
None of the women slapped Rock. They're just expressing an opinion.
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HarveyManFredSin (4877)
2 years ago
Ah, so now you're trying to accuse me of 'misogyny' for questioning the desire to see a BLACK man PHYSICALLY ASSAULTED. Nice...
Will Smith made a hotheaded mistake. He was in the wrong. He's been punished and since apologised.
However, some people are still commending his behaviour and justifying it...but, sure, *I'm* the 'bad guy' for arguing that VIOLENCE should NEVER be encouraged or celebrated.
Instead of picking on me and trying to play the 'let's accuse someone of racism/misogyny for speaking sense' game, maybe you should look at YOURSELF for justifying VIOLENCE towards a BLACK man. You think that's a good look? 🤷♂️
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Keelai (34858)
2 years ago
I don't consider their tweets to be incitement. Apparently, neither does the monitor or they would be removed. Freedom of expression.
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HarveyManFredSin (4877)
2 years ago
I didn't say they were incitement, but don't you think there's something wrong with celebrating VIOLENCE? And a lot of nonsense is given a pass on these various forums and social media sites.
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