Re: The Will Smith slapped Chris Rock Thread
Posted: Tue March 29, 2022 2:14 am
I'd be content with some fucker in here admitting that it was equivalent and calling the whole thing offtree_ wrote:The joke was bad. But it wasn’t worse than the slap.
yeslennytheweedwhacker wrote:Would you slap me, Burt?
This guy needs to learn to defend against plosives.Rangi Guy wrote:....and the Gracie breakdown
Why?BurtReynolds wrote:yeslennytheweedwhacker wrote:Would you slap me, Burt?
It wasn’t offensive. It was boring. The slap was next level offensive insanity.Ms Harmless wrote:I'd be content with some fucker in here admitting that it was equivalent and calling the whole thing offtree_ wrote:The joke was bad. But it wasn’t worse than the slap.
Ms Harmless wrote:it's anarchy!!! it's a slap now, what will be it be tomorrow?! the complete annihilation of our children!!Chris_H_2 wrote:there’s a reason that assault and battery are against the law and that you can be sued for those offenses in a civil court. there are no “it depends on whether the offender finds the speech offensive” or “he only grazed his cheek” (which creates a terrible slippery slope) exceptions.Ms Harmless wrote:it really depends what it is, because "offense" isn't created equal; just like how you've all gone apeshit because I dared to utter the words "Chris Rock deserved it"Chris_H_2 wrote:until we get decked for saying something that someone finds offensive (but we’ll definitely deserve it).
I mean Jesus Fucking Christ, it's amazing that nearly everyone here has demolished that opinion as completely outside the bounds of adult compassion and civility
I’m guessing most of this is motivated by you having a partner that also has alopecia, and that you (understandably) found Chris Rock’s joke offensive. But that doesn’t mean you can just batter someone for it. This isn’t the Wild West of justice.
Ms Harmless wrote:deeply intelligent response
sorryChris_H_2 wrote:Ms Harmless wrote:it's anarchy!!! it's a slap now, what will be it be tomorrow?! the complete annihilation of our children!!Chris_H_2 wrote:there’s a reason that assault and battery are against the law and that you can be sued for those offenses in a civil court. there are no “it depends on whether the offender finds the speech offensive” or “he only grazed his cheek” (which creates a terrible slippery slope) exceptions.Ms Harmless wrote:it really depends what it is, because "offense" isn't created equal; just like how you've all gone apeshit because I dared to utter the words "Chris Rock deserved it"Chris_H_2 wrote:until we get decked for saying something that someone finds offensive (but we’ll definitely deserve it).
I mean Jesus Fucking Christ, it's amazing that nearly everyone here has demolished that opinion as completely outside the bounds of adult compassion and civility
I’m guessing most of this is motivated by you having a partner that also has alopecia, and that you (understandably) found Chris Rock’s joke offensive. But that doesn’t mean you can just batter someone for it. This isn’t the Wild West of justice.Ms Harmless wrote:deeply intelligent response
NEXT LEVEL OFFENSIVE INSANITYtree_ wrote:It wasn’t offensive. It was boring. The slap was next level offensive insanity.Ms Harmless wrote:I'd be content with some fucker in here admitting that it was equivalent and calling the whole thing offtree_ wrote:The joke was bad. But it wasn’t worse than the slap.
pert nearMs Harmless wrote:NEXT LEVEL OFFENSIVE INSANITYtree_ wrote:It wasn’t offensive. It was boring. The slap was next level offensive insanity.Ms Harmless wrote:I'd be content with some fucker in here admitting that it was equivalent and calling the whole thing offtree_ wrote:The joke was bad. But it wasn’t worse than the slap.
wow that's the most insane offensive level
Live performance of The Aristocrats jokemacphisto wrote:How the heck are they going to top this next year?