Interesting but I don’t think race needs to be brought into this too. It was just a spoiled rich man having a temper tantrum because that’s how rich people are. Being black doesn’t have anything to do with it and saying so is looking for trouble where it isn’t needed
I made it to the second paragraph and stopped reading.Interesting but I don’t think race needs to be brought into this too. It was just a spoiled rich man having a temper tantrum because that’s how rich people are. Being black doesn’t have anything to do with it and saying so is looking for trouble where it isn’t needed
If Don Rickles were still alive he would have been canceled so much that you the echo would persist for weeks.I remember when celebrities loved being insulted by Don Rickles :unsure:
Race is brought into everything nowadays,Interesting but I don’t think race needs to be brought into this too.
There were no safe spaces at a Don Rickles show :yellowlaugh:If Don Rickles were still alive he would have been canceled so much that you the echo would persist for weeks.
Plus don't forget the fact Rock did not file charges.. Remember what happened to the other bad actor Smolett.. Making false statements to authorities has legal consequencesJust my opinion here, but I think this was all staged. As someone pointed out, Chris Rock stuck his face out. Will Smith slapped it, but Chris didn't seem phased by it. He didn't even move an inch from where he was standing. I have no doubt contact was made but very minimal. And then the exchange of words... I thought TV broadcasts implemented a delay in broadcast to catch unwanted and unscripted acts, but they showed it all. And then decide to retract or censor the incident after the fact.
Everyone benefitted from this incident. The Oscars, the actors, the producers, the sponsors, and there really was no harm committed. You know what they say. No publicity is bad publicity.
Bruce is asking "Hoop tis Smil Wif?" :cool:Bruce Willis is asking the same question![]()