So what you're saying is if someone doesn't like what you're saying they can go and assault you? Is that the example you wanna set for society? Is it cos it will not end well for minorities.
Silence is violence, words are violence but violence is not violence. That's whack and you know it.
Chris Rock is one of the greatest comic writers in history he didn't know she had alopecia and even if he did it was an incredibly tame joke and oh boy Chris Rock is a gentleman for not saying what every other comedian on the planet wanted to say in response to "keep my wife's name out ya mouth " ohh boy I wish he did lol
....who was asked to leave the event ? Will. Who was condemned by the person he won the Oscar for portraying? Will. Who might lose their SAG membership and thus never work again in an American film or television production? Will. Who will never be invited to an event again? Will. Who has in sixty seconds ruined their career? Will.
Love Will, always have but there's no justifying this ...and those who are pretty much advocating for public speakers to be smacked over if people don't like what they have to say, that'll go down really well for indigenous, LGBT+ and folks of colour.. we'll be assaulted constantly for speaking out.
And don't use social justice terms to justify a black man hitting a black or any violence that's wack.
