@NotOneNotTwo@georgehahn Or Rock could sue him for assault & battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress (he was slapped and humiliated on live television before millions of people all over the world). Sounds like a nice lawsuit to me.
@PrincessofNYC23@richsignorelli@georgehahn@Ty___Webb I think itβs safe to say Chris Rock's night was ruined, too.
Strange how little sympathy he's getting here on Twitter. There have been worse jokes said about people than that.
@NancyMartin2021@georgehahn And what exactly would Chris Rock's motive be to go along with such an outrageous ruse? Unless he enjoys being humiliated before millions of people?
@LSTrip44 @RexChapman@georgehahn It does. A punch thrown with a closed fist causes more physical damage. But a slap is more humiliating.
Personally, I'd rather get punched than slapped.
@GreggLeeGraves@georgehahn He could have done it privately. He didn't need to do it in the middle of the fucking ceremony with millions of people watching.
He also hit a much smaller guy. So, let's not make Will Smith some kind of hero.
@PaulaDunnBrown1 @BSam2424 @EmWankenobi @georgehahn So, you think Will Smith going up on stage during the Oscars ceremony and slapping the shit out of Chris Rock was the right way to go? Confronting, or even hitting, him later in private wouldn't have provided the needed exclamation point, I guess?
@BSam2424 @EmWankenobi @georgehahn So, he had to walk up to the stage and slap the shit out if him with millions of people watching all over the world? That was more appropriate than confronting him backstage or somewhere?
@ashellofmyself@DrJasonJohnson Sure he would have. And if her white husband would have went on the stage and smacked him my guess is you would be looking at it in a very different way.
@DrJasonJohnson An ugly incident soley involving two black men but judging by your tweet the focus should be on white privlege and racism. As if that is the real issue about what occurred tonight.
@flexghost1@alllocalpolitic Yet you are weighing in on what happened at the Oscars and with a not so subtle interest in excusing what Will Smith did.π€
But, I'm sure you are only concerned with more important things like the war in Ukraine.
@FlLMDORK @tummler10 Woody Allen doesn't belong there. Unlike Weinstein and Polanski, the allegations against Woody Allen were never proven. Moreover, a thorough investigation in the custody case between him and Farrow demonstrated her allegations him were false.
@johncusack For someone who never holds back you are suddenly very reticent about offering an opinion. It sounds like your punking out and invoking more serious things in the world as cover.
Also, I wonder how dismissive you would have been if you had gotten smacked on stage at the Oscars?
@BillRasure@nhannahjones She's absolutely right. But I can't help but wonder if @nhannahjones tweets the same thing if Will Smith had slapped a white comedian.