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Jim Carey about the Oscars "I was sickened by the standing ovation"


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Roughhouse Dandy

Thank you, bastion of sanity and wisdom, Jimothy Carrey. 

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Wet Fire

Aptly put. Imagine me slapping all those people who mocked my physique while I was in school and getting an A from the teachers for it. In no way it corrects the misguided decision made by those bullies. :laughga:

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androiduser

I agree!

I know this will be controversial, but the main reason Will Smith is not being sanctioned by the Academy is their fear of making it a race issue.

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Chlorine

Notice how the only black woman they interviewed in that piece, Tiffany Haddish, has a different perspective of what that joke meant. Interesting. :yennefer:

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Bling
18 minutes ago, Frank Potion said:

Notice how the only black woman they interviewed in that piece, Tiffany Haddish, has a different perspective of what that joke meant. Interesting. :yennefer:

Came to say this. Tiffany Haddish putting the tea in LGBT

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Killa
26 minutes ago, Frank Potion said:

Notice how the only black woman they interviewed in that piece, Tiffany Haddish, has a different perspective of what that joke meant. Interesting. :yennefer:

I didnt really get what she said. Which movie is it referencing and calling homossexual etc. i have no idea what she said. Seems def interesting

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Wet Fire
28 minutes ago, Frank Potion said:

Notice how the only black woman they interviewed in that piece, Tiffany Haddish, has a different perspective of what that joke meant. Interesting. :yennefer:

She's a very close friend of the Smith family. There's no way she would risk her friendship with them which is not to invalidate her argument, but just to point out her dynamics with the Smith family.

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Chlorine
4 minutes ago, Wet Fire said:

She's a very close friend of the Smith family. There's no way she would risk her friendship with them which is not to invalidate her argument, but just to point out her dynamics with the Smith family.

Don’t see how it’s relevant to how she perceived the subtext of the joke. She didn’t need to say all that if she wanted to be neutral or supportive. 

My point is, the entire video is white people clutching their pearls at the “angry black man” and defending Chris Rock, not one person has any concern for how Jada felt being humiliated in front of the whole world. It’s just very very telling. 

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1 minute ago, Frank Potion said:

Don’t see how it’s relevant to how she perceived the subtext of the joke. She didn’t need to say all that if she wanted to be neutral or supportive. 

My point is, the entire video is white people clutching their pearls at the “angry black man” and defending Chris Rock, not one person has any concern for how Jada felt being humiliated in front of the whole world. It’s just very very telling. 

The thing is, it is not appropriate to smack someone in the face, let alone in a professional setting like the Oscars.

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Wet Fire
3 minutes ago, Frank Potion said:

Don’t see how it’s relevant to how she perceived the subtext of the joke. She didn’t need to say all that if she wanted to be neutral or supportive. 

My point is, the entire video is white people clutching their pearls at the “angry black man” and defending Chris Rock, not one person has any concern for how Jada felt being humiliated in front of the whole world. It’s just very very telling. 

That's because Jada didn't get to say anything. And she chose not tonsay anything. Will Smith and Chris Rock literally erased her existence and perspective from the whole thing. Jada didn't ask Will to smack Chris. She didn't ask any man to "defend her honour".

Anyway, both Chris and Will are wrong. So, picking any side is a mistake in my my opinion.

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Chlorine
8 minutes ago, AnnaNicoleSmith said:

The thing is, it is not appropriate to smack someone in the face, let alone in a professional setting like the Oscars.

That’s well established. I have never defended that. But what Chris Rock did was disgusting and no one is condemning him for it and going so far as to blame Jada for the whole thing.

It’s sick.

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