Posted on 03/30/2022 6:04:15 AM PDT by raccoonradio
It was not an innocuous comment, a lot of crap been happening to Mrs. Smith.
This is also a good book on manners in Japan.
https://www.amazon.com.au/47-Ronin-Story-John-Allyn/dp/4805312033
βSmith just gave comfort to the enemy by providing them with the perfect optics they were dreaming of.β....No need to dream, just look at democrat run cities (chicago, baltimore, etc.)......And those who see the reality occurring in US cities at the hands of young black men are not the enemy.
ππ Suppose having eyes that see makes ME the enemy...Typical....No respect for the writer....Zip
You mean as ignorant as Chris Rock.
Yep. Chris Rock.
That must be the real reason. Earlier in the night, another comedian (Regina Hall?) poked fun at their open marriage, and the Smiths both laughed.
No, she is not required to shave her head. I know many women with the same condition. They either style their hair to cover the bald spots, or they choose haircuts to cover the bald spots, or they wear hairpieces or wigs. She opted to shave her head clean and not wear a wig. And good for her. But, it's a hairstyle choice. Her daughter doesn't have alopecia, and her head is shaved clean, too. They're not the only women to ever keep their heads shaven.
The Academy was wrong to hire Chris Cox for such a formal event
I don't watch the Oscars. Too much political garbage. But, now I've been watching clips online. Aside from the gowns and tuxes, there was nothing formal about that event. The comedians roasted everyone and poked fun at themselves. Earlier in the night, one of the other comedians joked about the Smiths' open marriage, and the Smiths both laughed.
His name is Chris Rock. I've never been a fan of his comedy, but he's known as a nice guy. His jokes were tame compared to what the female comedians were doing onstage.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/video-why-smith-slapped-chris-190538170.html
You can see the whole replay there. The comment made Mrs. Smith cringe, and I do not hink the comment was mannerly. It was offensive at a formalevent with everyone dressed in Tuxes and full length formal attire.
Rock was not an appropriate person to be an MC....he made his “jokes” personal. and they sjould have been general in focus. Try that at a wedding reception and the fists will start flying.
No , everyone is supposed to grin and bear the Chris Rock jokes? Well he simply pissed opff the wrong guy, thats all.
I do not blame Smith at all. I blame the Academny for hiring Rock and I blame rock for making inappropriate, agressive remarks via a sordid attempt at humor at a sick womans expence.
Rock is popular as all get out but that doesn’t mean he has a license to break the rules of mannerly conduct.Rock had the sting put on him. I have no problem with it.
We will have to agree to disagree.
As I stated earlier, I’m not a fan of Chris’s humor, but that particular joke was not offensive. Smith’s wife is neither ill nor bald.
With that said, the story doesn’t stop with the slap. Smith then began screaming profanity. Where’s the honor in that?
If we can hit people for being offensive, then someone should’ve hit Smith, or at least escort him out.
Other people in Hollywood have been complaining that Smith has a bad temper, and now the whole world has seen it.
Other people in Hollywood have been complaining that Smith has a bad temper, and now the whole world has seen it.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
So now its gauche to dosplay bad temper? There are certain issues whichi require a bad temper. Not many, but if you eff with my guns, my dog or my wife, you will indeed see bad temper.
And there is not a thing wrong with it.Thats whyt we have law enforcement ......or do we?
Soon iof one does not have bad temper,one’s survival will be in doubt.
Men of peace can have bad temper. It acts as deterrence to those who would upset social order itself.
I agree with that statement, but I disagree with your assessment that this was one of those issues.
1. Kareem is correct about Smith demeaning women by necessarily implying that they cannot defend themselves. My 17 y.o. son disagrees, thinking that he did the right thing...but he's 17, he's of an age when emotions definitely rule - and that was Kareem's point, that what Smith did was as immature as Hell.
2. Kareem is also right about Pinkett defending herself. Most women want to be viewed as independent, as equal to a man - well, physically they're not, but when it comes to defending themselves in a strictly verbal argument, they should need no defense - and the very idea of a woman being defended by a man, even her husband, *should* be anathema to the womens-libbers. Yet, somehow, they always WANT to be defended. I wish that they'd make up their minds...but I guess that I'm only the 46,464,088,875th guy in history to want women to make up their damned minds about ANYTHING.
3. Kareem can take his gratuitous shots at anyone more conservative than he is and still them where the sun don't shine. He is, of course, entitled to his opinion - as am I about his opinions.
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