Will Smith assaults Chris Rock at the Oscars

[tabzer]

Good. Now he should return the Oscar and retire from all forms of entertainment. His music and movies all suck anyway.

He can keep the Oscar, for all I care. He should just divorce Jada. The only business they have together is creepy bullshit anyway.

 

[BitMasterPlus]

He can keep the Oscar, for all I care. He should just divorce Jada. The only business they have together is creepy bullshit anyway.

Considering how he married her in the first place, I don't think he's' any better than she is. One of the reasons I think they're still together is because I forget exactly where he said it, in an interview maybe, but he didn't want to portray the negative stereotype of black fathers not being in the family? Or his father wasn't around and he wanted to be around? I forget which. So he's trying hard to make it work? But the problem is, she's trash, their kids are beyond trash, and it's just a train wreck all around.

 

[Glyptofane]

Pfizer cosponsored the Oscars and then announced their alopecia drug after this incident raised awareness of the condition through the media followup.

Alopecia is also among the 9 pages of 1294 vaccine side effects revealed in Pfizer documents released by the FDA, so there's a possibility of more cases/demand for treatment than before.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8673931/

 

[The Catboy]

Pfizer cosponsored the Oscars and then announced their alopecia drug after this incident raised awareness of the condition through the media followup.

Alopecia is also among the 9 pages of 1294 vaccine side effects revealed in Pfizer documents released by the FDA, so there's a possibility of more cases/demand for treatment than before.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8673931/

Only 2 cases listed did not have a pre-existing condition linked to hair loss, that we know of. There's a possibility that they most like likely had existing genetics towards hair loss since both were males. One of the cases listed stated the person was already experienced hair loss after contracting Covid. But with a sample size of only 9 people, it seems like this isn't as big of an issue as you would like people to believe. Even the reported amount is extremely low compared to how many people have been vaccinated. This isn't to say side effects don't happen but it is to say that these appear to be connected to pre-existing conditions and people need to talk to their doctors to make an informed choice.

 

[Dr_Faustus]

Good. Now he should return the Oscar and retire from all forms of entertainment. His music and movies all suck anyway.

He's still a better and more entertaining actor more than half of the newer actors out there today.

I would say the same about Chris Rock as well, but he has not been in anything as an actor since before the 2010's, I am still kinda perplexed how he got a spot in the Oscars this year, but then again the Oscars kinda exist in their own reality existing outside of time and space. Still a infinitely better act than anything else there, especially compared to the dreadful Amy Schumer.

People can be high and mighty about this shit all they want and either pick sides or try to condemn Smith, but the truth is this event will literally be the only thing remembered about this Award show for years to come until they decide to dismantle the show due to ratings being so piss poor when younger people give absolutely no fucks about these kinds of shows anymore aside from when the host or comedian comes on and tries to shake apart the Hollywood circlejerk in the public eye for the sake of comedy (Thank you Ricky Gervais).

I can understand why people think its faked, because this was the most exciting thing that has happened on a show like this in years if not decades. Its not at all fake, but it gave the awards more attention now than it has ever had in probably 20-30 years. I wouldn't be surprised that in a few years they will patch things up behind the curtain and be paid an absurd amount of money for both of them to show up again at an awards show and do an act together just for the sake of drawing attention. That is PR that will just generate good will and eyes for everyone.

 

[tabzer]

He's still a better and more entertaining actor more than half of the newer actors out there today.

I would say the same about Chris Rock as well, but he has not been in anything as an actor since before the 2010's, I am still kinda perplexed how he got a spot in the Oscars this year, but then again the Oscars kinda exist in their own reality existing outside of time and space. Still a infinitely better act than anything else there, especially compared to the dreadful Amy Schumer.

People can be high and mighty about this shit all they want and either pick sides or try to condemn Smith, but the truth is this event will literally be the only thing remembered about this Award show for years to come until they decide to dismantle the show due to ratings being so piss poor when younger people give absolutely no fucks about these kinds of shows anymore aside from when the host or comedian comes on and tries to shake apart the Hollywood circlejerk in the public eye for the sake of comedy (Thank you Ricky Gervais).

I can understand why people think its faked, because this was the most exciting thing that has happened on a show like this in years if not decades. Its not at all fake, but it gave the awards more attention now than it has ever had in probably 20-30 years. I wouldn't be surprised that in a few years they will patch things up behind the curtain and be paid an absurd amount of money for both of them to show up again at an awards show and do an act together just for the sake of drawing attention. That is PR that will just generate good will and eyes for everyone.

Wardrobe malfunction. It's an industry hazard.

 

[MasterJ360]

Well atleast we can all agree that Will is nominated for the best 2022 Meme Awards am I right?

 

[DJPlace]

you could look at this like Oscar From Shark Tale Slaps Marty The Zebra from Madagascar.

 

[the_randomizer]

So it's okay for his wife to fuck whoever she wants, but making fun of hair loss? That crosses the line! What a dumbass lol.

 

[Glyptofane]

Only 2 cases listed did not have a pre-existing condition linked to hair loss, that we know of. There's a possibility that they most like likely had existing genetics towards hair loss since both were males. One of the cases listed stated the person was already experienced hair loss after contracting Covid. But with a sample size of only 9 people, it seems like this isn't as big of an issue as you would like people to believe. Even the reported amount is extremely low compared to how many people have been vaccinated. This isn't to say side effects don't happen but it is to say that these appear to be connected to pre-existing conditions and people need to talk to their doctors to make an informed choice.

That's just the closest thing to any sort of official investigation into the matter. You can go look at thousands of reports between the VAERS and WHO adverse event databases as well. And again, it's just Pfizer saying their product causes this, so how could anyone possibly get this idea? You'd have to take that up with them, not me.

If you look at the list of side effects in the Pfizer data dump, you'll see many that are related to preexisting conditions that would normally be kept in check by healthy t-cell function. Immune erosion from their vaccine allows many of these to breakout.

 

[Stone_Wings]

He's still a better and more entertaining actor more than half of the newer actors out there today.

I respectfully disagree 100%. Imo he's NEVER been a good actor. I can't think of a single movie of his I've ever enjoyed.

 

[The Catboy]

That's just the closest thing to any sort of official investigation into the matter. You can go look at thousands of reports between the VAERS and WHO adverse event databases as well. And again, it's just Pfizer saying their product causes this, so how could anyone possibly get this idea? You'd have to take that up with them, not me.

If you look at the list of side effects in the Pfizer data dump, you'll see many that are related to preexisting conditions that would normally be kept in check by healthy t-cell function. Immune erosion from their vaccine allows many of these to breakout.

Side effects of medication happen and will continue to unfold as the medication becomes regularly used. This is just the nature of medicine and science. No matter how many control studies happen, there will always be new or unique side effects that show up when introduced to the general public. This is much akin to glitches in video games being discovered after the game's release. There are countless pre-existing conditions that can never be accounted for and will show up when a medication is in the general population. Using myself as an example, I recently had some of my medication changed to a different method. After less than a week, I found I was allergic to the new method and needed to be switched back to the old. This is the kind of issue that can only be accounted for after the fact and it's common with all forms of medication. There's no such thing as "immune erosion" from vaccines
https://factcheck.afp.com/http%3A%2F%2Fdoc.afp.com%2F9UM9CC-1
https://www.reuters.com/article/fac...vaccines-cause-immunodeficiency-idUSL1N2UM1C7
If there is, provide evidence. But there isn't because the claims are fake science. In fact, actual studies have proven the complete opposite.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34103407/

Please stop spreading false claims if you can't back them up.

 

[tabzer]

Side effects of medication happen and will continue to unfold as the medication becomes regularly used. This is just the nature of medicine and science. No matter how many control studies happen, there will always be new or unique side effects that show up when introduced to the general public. This is much akin to glitches in video games being discovered after the game's release. There are countless pre-existing conditions that can never be accounted for and will show up when a medication is in the general population. Using myself as an example, I recently had some of my medication changed to a different method. After less than a week, I found I was allergic to the new method and needed to be switched back to the old. This is the kind of issue that can only be accounted for after the fact and it's common with all forms of medication. There's no such thing as "immune erosion" from vaccines
https://factcheck.afp.com/http%3A%2F%2Fdoc.afp.com%2F9UM9CC-1
https://www.reuters.com/article/fac...vaccines-cause-immunodeficiency-idUSL1N2UM1C7
If there is, provide evidence. But there isn't because the claims are fake science. In fact, actual studies have proven the complete opposite.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34103407/

Please stop spreading false claims if you can't back them up.

The Alopecia link with the Pfizer sponsoring the Oscars and a potential "performance" because they are releasing a new drug for it would not surprise me. These people are paid to lie. It's their job.

As for immunity... Your sources say the claim is wrong on the basis that there is no data. But there is already "expert" concern that the body maybe taxed by boosters being too frequent. There are also other many other considerations if you are interested in entertaining thought, as opposed to narrative control.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...shots-risk-overloading-immune-system-ema-says

If you are going to respond to me, tag me in one of the many Covid threads with your response so we can shift over there.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34103407/

This link doesn't even address the point that's being discussed. It only indicates that the vaccine works for a specific protein formation, absent in many variants.

 

[tabzer]

So it's okay for his wife to fuck whoever she wants, but making fun of hair loss? That crosses the line! What a dumbass lol.

He made fun of her GI Jane looking appearance, who didn't suffer hair loss. Maybe he thought she was making a fashion statement. Many people are associating malicious intent in his joke on the premise he knew she was suffering a medical situation. Can you answer that he did? Do you even honestly suspect that he did? Despite that, it was not a funny joke, but he is a comedian and that was the joke.

 

[Lostbhoy]

you could look at this like Oscar From Shark Tale Slaps Marty The Zebra from Madagascar.

With all the Multiversing goin round... This blew my mind

 

[the_randomizer]

He made fun of her GI Jane looking appearance, who didn't suffer hair loss. Maybe he thought she was making a fashion statement. Many people are associating malicious intent in his joke on the premise he knew she was suffering a medical situation. Can you answer that he did? Do you even honestly suspect that he did? Despite that, it was not a funny joke, but he is a comedian and that was the joke.

But he's okay with her having sex with other guys? Yeah, still a dick move to assault someone, maybe he should've had handled it like an adult and talked it out, you know, instead of being a p*ssy?

Last I checked, hitting someone over a joke isn't protected under the constitution.

 

[tabzer]

But he's okay with her having sex with other guys? Yeah, still a dick move to assault someone, maybe he should've had handled it like an adult and talked it out, you know, instead of being a p*ssy?

Last I checked, hitting someone over a joke isn't protected under the constitution.

I was saying his joke wasn't like,"haha you shave your head because you are sick". He could have thought she was trying to look cool. There's a difference between making fun of someone who for something they do vs making fun of someone because they have an issue.

*I am still having trouble understanding you. I thought you were criticizing Chris Rock, but now it seems like it's a critique against Will.

 

[Dr_Faustus]

I respectfully disagree 100%. Imo he's NEVER been a good actor. I can't think of a single movie of his I've ever enjoyed.

Really? None of the MIB Trilogy, Wild Wild West, Bad Boys or even The Fresh Prince? To each their own then I suppose.

Enemy of the State is still one of my top favorite movies, that much I will say.

But he's okay with her having sex with other guys? Yeah, still a dick move to assault someone, maybe he should've had handled it like an adult and talked it out, you know, instead of being a p*ssy?

Last I checked, hitting someone over a joke isn't protected under the constitution.

I think you missed the whole thing where he basically is unable to break away from his toxic relationship to his wife because he does not want to be like his father and leave his family. He is literally mentally stuck in wanting to stay in this relationship because he wants to be there for his kids and for them to not grow up without a father figure. Its not so much that he is okay with the situation as it is something he just has to deal with and Jada has no problem taking advantage of him over it. Guy is literally in a hell that he can't break himself away from.

Also calling someone that for straight up hitting someone? That's usually the opposite mentality, most of the time you are considered that for choosing to do nothing at all. Also calling someone that is usually asking for themselves to get hit as well. Learn some goddamn respect for your fellow person.

 

[tabzer]

Really? None of the MIB Trilogy, Wild Wild West, Bad Boys or even The Fresh Prince? To each their own then I suppose.

Enemy of the State is still one of my top favorite movies, that much I will say.

Will Smith, at one time, said Wild Wild West was his worst movie. He chose to do it instead of being lead in the Matrix. That's gotta be the epitomy of disappointment.

MiB 1 + 2 and Independence Day are my favorites. I liked Fresh Prince.

As for being a good actor though, he always acted like himself, in all of those things. Being yourself doesn't make a good actor imo. He's funny and flamboyant, but he can also be very cringe when he tries to oversell his anger. Imagine him as Neo. That would be interesting. As seen in the Oscars, even if it was real drama and not staged, he still had trouble convincing me that he honestly believed Chris Rock to be the problem.

He lacks depth. But before Jada and his fucked up family, he had a way of bringing an easy going atmosphere to the table.

 

[Dr_Faustus]

Will Smith, at one time, said Wild Wild West was his worst movie. He chose to do it instead of being lead in the Matrix. That's gotta be the epitomy of disappointment.

MiB 1 + 2 and Independence Day are my favorites. I liked Fresh Prince.

As for being a good actor though, he always acted like himself, in all of those things. He's funny and flamboyant, but he can also be very cringe when he tries to oversell his anger. Imagine him as Neo. That would be interesting.

That reminds me of his acting in After Earth, which was not his best suit being serious. Not saying he can't do emotion at a time when needed, but being too serious does not feel like its his strong suit in acting.

Also him as Neo would have been a weird but not far out concept. Might have been a harder pill to swallow than Keanu but not impossible to see done. I mean hell we almost got Nic Cage as Superman in the same decade, It could have worked even if weird. I would have loved to see what these alternate outcomes would have looked like if they did come to fruition.