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Spot on.
As for the masked poster, I personally don't want friends and family knowing I poat bollocks on a messageboard so I don't reveal my identity, but that's not to say I "hide behind a keyboard" because anyone who qas to have an issue with me on here could ask me and I wouldn't have an issue in "revealing myself" in private. I don't agree with people not being able to back their words up face to face.. swap football messageboards for works WhatsApp groups for example..plenty of lads get mouthy over txt and seem like little nice when they work together down the line..
So if you were in a comedy show and laughing for 30 minutes at other people misfortune at the butt of the jokes, that's cool. The minute the comedian turns to you and your wife though, that's off limits? Or you would be outraged the very first joke where anybody was the the butt of the joke?
Twas a mere slap which caught Rock on the back foot and served its purpose defending his wife's honour.
I see he has apologised unreservedly since learning his Oscar may have to be returned.
Two things spring to mind, there is no such thing as bad publicity and Chris Rock is no Ricky Gervais.
Wasn't Chris Rock expressing his right to free speech though? Or is what Will Smith did fine because he's just proving that actions have consequences? But doesn't that make him a snowflake for getting offended by a joke? Love seeing people twist themselves in knots about this
heat of the moment though, I am sure only the saints on here can say they haven't done stuff in the heat of the moment that was deemed ( by some ) wrong
We forget, Will is also just a human, he might have seen the upset / hurt on his wife's face and thought, thats it, time to act
imho he stepped back by giving him slap, could have easily been a punch
Smith v Rock on the undercard at the next messageboard Beddau production????
Personally I would, yes.
Why sat something on paper you wouldn't in a normal situation?
Granted people may not like everything I've said, bit I wouldn't quiver in my boots if I had to repeat it, after all nobody uses violence on here do they because its a perfect board made up of perfect men living perfect lives, so I'd be under no danger anyway.. I believe though that most of the holier than thou lot are putting it on...but yeah I'd repeat what I say on here.
Not offended at all just trying to understand hypocrisy. This topic is fascinating in "comedy". Like Gervais, Boyle and other say, it's only offensive or off limits if its about you but you'll laugh at your neighbour and i'm trying to help people see this hypocrisy that's all.
The difference is people go to a comedy club expecting to get roasted, they know they sit at the front, they are fair game ( at least I did when I have been twice, as the couple we went with warned me and said to try and keep it calm )
saying that, this wasn't the front row of a comedy club was it ?
https://www.reddit.com/r/interesting...m_source=share
precedent has been set now Will
The people you went with had to tell you to keep calm? I guess I'm not surprised as you were praising Smith earlier in the thread.
Front row of a comedy club is the closest any of us are likely to come to this situation - unless you're going to tell us that someone you met at Disney invited you to the Oscars once
Working link as this site censors that one
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The BAFTAs were a couple of weeks ago. Fair play, she's got good prediction skills.