Will Smith slaps Chris Rock at the Oscars.

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YT Oxford 29 Mar 22 2.01pm
Originally posted by ASCPFC I suppose they had to make it entertaining somehow - as it was basically just a load of sh1t. Absolutely none of it was relevant to me as I am neither Black/ disabled or Trans/Homosexual/something else. It shouldn't need to be only for these categories but it was - this is really woke gone mad. They must have a funny idea of their audience. The films mainly looked bloody awful too. The Black version of Road House should be fun though with Smith playing Swayze and Rock the bad cowboy guy. Deaf or Northern Irish were the big ones this year, I heard. Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)
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Oxford 29 Mar 22 2.01pm

Originally posted by ASCPFC

I suppose they had to make it entertaining somehow - as it was basically just a load of sh1t. Absolutely none of it was relevant to me as I am neither Black/ disabled or Trans/Homosexual/something else. It shouldn't need to be only for these categories but it was - this is really woke gone mad. They must have a funny idea of their audience.
The films mainly looked bloody awful too. The Black version of Road House should be fun though with Smith playing Swayze and Rock the bad cowboy guy.

Deaf or Northern Irish were the big ones this year, I heard.

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BlueJay UK 29 Mar 22 2.15pm
Originally posted by YT Deaf or Northern Irish were the big ones this year, I heard. Next year the heartfelt focus will be on vitiligo and gout.
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UK 29 Mar 22 2.15pm

Originally posted by YT

Deaf or Northern Irish were the big ones this year, I heard.

Next year the heartfelt focus will be on vitiligo and gout.

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Hrolf The Ganger 29 Mar 22 6.47pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays Let's see what Smith does, he deserves a lot of criticism and the anger over this situation is justified. He'll be fine. Apparently you can't criticize a Black man for punching someone on live TV because that makes you a racist. It's the double standard of identity politics. You only need to see the usual suspects shouting racist on here to see how the wokeists rally around the same old nonsense when something indefensible happens.
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays

Let's see what Smith does, he deserves a lot of criticism and the anger over this situation is justified.

He'll be fine.

Apparently you can't criticize a Black man for punching someone on live TV because that makes you a racist.

It's the double standard of identity politics.

You only need to see the usual suspects shouting racist on here to see how the wokeists rally around the same old nonsense when something indefensible happens.

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BlueJay UK 29 Mar 22 8.35pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger He'll be fine. Apparently you can't criticize a Black man for punching someone on live TV because that makes you a racist. It's the double standard of identity politics. You only need to see the usual suspects shouting racist on here to see how the wokeists rally around the same old nonsense when something indefensible happens. Barely anyone on here has defended Smith's actions in the slightest. In fact almost everyone has criticised his actions in no uncertain terms. They just do not reduce it solely down to a 'black man bad' angle like you do. It's funny how, yet again here, the violent action is attributed to 'black' and yet the (black) person who behaved impeccably in the face of physical violent and expletives is just 'someone'. His behaviour means nothing to you, because you can't use it to attack others based on their race. That's what it comes down to I'm afraid. It's this same skewed mantra in repeat with you and it more than rivals the nauseating 'I'm a quarter Cuban and have a clubfoot so where's my Oscar?' opposite on display at these back patting ceremonies. You show little genuine interest in people of other races other than how you can 'reduce' them down to an angle of attack against other people like them or those you perceive to be elevating them. Hell, you've even done it in the obituary thread of a dead black actor. You're free to do so, but what a sad way to conduct yourself. The thread had developed more of a jovial tone.. Unless you're blacked up while writing your post you really have no excuse. Edited by BlueJay (29 Mar 2022 8.41pm)
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UK 29 Mar 22 8.35pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

He'll be fine.

Apparently you can't criticize a Black man for punching someone on live TV because that makes you a racist.

It's the double standard of identity politics.

You only need to see the usual suspects shouting racist on here to see how the wokeists rally around the same old nonsense when something indefensible happens.

Barely anyone on here has defended Smith's actions in the slightest. In fact almost everyone has criticised his actions in no uncertain terms. They just do not reduce it solely down to a 'black man bad' angle like you do.

It's funny how, yet again here, the violent action is attributed to 'black' and yet the (black) person who behaved impeccably in the face of physical violent and expletives is just 'someone'. His behaviour means nothing to you, because you can't use it to attack others based on their race. That's what it comes down to I'm afraid.

It's this same skewed mantra in repeat with you and it more than rivals the nauseating 'I'm a quarter Cuban and have a clubfoot so where's my Oscar?' opposite on display at these back patting ceremonies. You show little genuine interest in people of other races other than how you can 'reduce' them down to an angle of attack against other people like them or those you perceive to be elevating them. Hell, you've even done it in the obituary thread of a dead black actor. You're free to do so, but what a sad way to conduct yourself.

The thread had developed more of a jovial tone.. Unless you're blacked up while writing your post you really have no excuse.

Edited by BlueJay (29 Mar 2022 8.41pm)

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Hrolf The Ganger 29 Mar 22 8.48pm
Originally posted by BlueJay Barely anyone on here has defended Smith's actions in the slightest. In fact almost everyone has criticised his actions in no uncertain terms. They just do not reduce it solely down to a 'black man bad' angle like you do. It's funny how, yet again here, the violent action is attributed to 'black' and yet the (black) person who behaved impeccably in the face of physical violent and expletives is just 'someone'. His behaviour means nothing to you, because you can't use it to attack others based on their race. That's what it comes down to I'm afraid. It's this same skewed mantra in repeat with you and it more than rivals the nauseating 'I'm a quarter Cuban and have a clubfoot so where's my Oscar?' opposite on display at these back patting ceremonies. You show little genuine interest in people of other races other than how you can 'reduce' them down to an angle of attack against other people like them. You've even done it in obituary threads. You're free to do so, but what a sad way to conduct yourself. The thread had developed more of a jovial tone.. Unless you're blacked up while writing your post you really have no excuse. You seem incapable of understanding. The point here is that the Woke brigade will bring race into the argument. My initial post was an ironic comment about the Academy turning the Oscars into an excuse to reward Blackness and Black orientated films, only for a Black Oscar winner to behave very badly on live TV. This episode once again shows how identity politics is constantly rolled out. Some have even suggested that this has caused such a stir because Smith is Black. That is quite ridiculous. Rock certainly deserves praise for acting like a professional in a difficult situation. No one would say that praise is because he is Black, would they? When Black people stop receiving positive discrimination, indulging in blatant hypocrisy, and refrain from continuously referring to themselves divisively by their colour, then maybe we will stop having these kinds of conversations. Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (29 Mar 2022 8.50pm)
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29 Mar 22 8.48pm

Originally posted by BlueJay

It's funny how, yet again here, the violent action is attributed to 'black' and yet the (black) person who behaved impeccably in the face of physical violent and expletives is just 'someone'. His behaviour means nothing to you, because you can't use it to attack others based on their race. That's what it comes down to I'm afraid.

It's this same skewed mantra in repeat with you and it more than rivals the nauseating 'I'm a quarter Cuban and have a clubfoot so where's my Oscar?' opposite on display at these back patting ceremonies. You show little genuine interest in people of other races other than how you can 'reduce' them down to an angle of attack against other people like them. You've even done it in obituary threads. You're free to do so, but what a sad way to conduct yourself.

The thread had developed more of a jovial tone.. Unless you're blacked up while writing your post you really have no excuse.

You seem incapable of understanding.

The point here is that the Woke brigade will bring race into the argument.
My initial post was an ironic comment about the Academy turning the Oscars into an excuse to reward Blackness and Black orientated films, only for a Black Oscar winner to behave very badly on live TV.
This episode once again shows how identity politics is constantly rolled out. Some have even suggested that this has caused such a stir because Smith is Black. That is quite ridiculous.
Rock certainly deserves praise for acting like a professional in a difficult situation.
No one would say that praise is because he is Black, would they?

When Black people stop receiving positive discrimination, indulging in blatant hypocrisy, and refrain from continuously referring to themselves divisively by their colour, then maybe we will stop having these kinds of conversations.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (29 Mar 2022 8.50pm)

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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 29 Mar 22 8.53pm
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle Road House is genuinely one of the funniest films ever made; Sam Elliott hobbling about with his walking stick being the biggest badass in town, Swayze philosophising as well as sorting out hundreds of punters, Ben Gazzara chewing the scenery and Jeff Healey playing his guitar - brilliant. Remaking it with Will Smith would be like the Chuckle Brothers remaking Apocalypse Now. The Chuckle Brothers are in the new Bad Boys prequel, although one has had to be replaced by a CGI version. Red and Blue Army!
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Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 29 Mar 22 8.53pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Road House is genuinely one of the funniest films ever made; Sam Elliott hobbling about with his walking stick being the biggest badass in town, Swayze philosophising as well as sorting out hundreds of punters, Ben Gazzara chewing the scenery and Jeff Healey playing his guitar - brilliant.
Remaking it with Will Smith would be like the Chuckle Brothers remaking Apocalypse Now.

The Chuckle Brothers are in the new Bad Boys prequel, although one has had to be replaced by a CGI version.

Red and Blue Army!

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Stirlingsays 29 Mar 22 8.58pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger He'll be fine. Apparently you can't criticize a Black man for punching someone on live TV because that makes you a racist. It's the double standard of identity politics. You only need to see the usual suspects shouting racist on here to see how the wokeists rally around the same old nonsense when something indefensible happens. There's a lot that can be said about the double standards and anti white stuff going on in Hollywood within...even the mainstream in western Europe and the US. However, with this event I think the class thing is an even bigger double standard....I think I'll reserve any racial commentary to far more serious events than this. The double standards are there but this was essentially about other stuff. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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29 Mar 22 8.58pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

He'll be fine.

Apparently you can't criticize a Black man for punching someone on live TV because that makes you a racist.

It's the double standard of identity politics.

You only need to see the usual suspects shouting racist on here to see how the wokeists rally around the same old nonsense when something indefensible happens.

There's a lot that can be said about the double standards and anti white stuff going on in Hollywood within...even the mainstream in western Europe and the US.

However, with this event I think the class thing is an even bigger double standard....I think I'll reserve any racial commentary to far more serious events than this. The double standards are there but this was essentially about other stuff.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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Hrolf The Ganger 29 Mar 22 9.07pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays There's a lot that can be said about the double standards and anti white stuff going on in Hollywood within...even the mainstream in western Europe and the US. However, with this event I think the class thing is an even bigger double standard....I think I'll reserve any racial commentary to far more serious events than this. The double standards are there but this was essentially about other stuff. Class is always a factor.
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Hrolf The Ganger

29 Mar 22 9.07pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

There's a lot that can be said about the double standards and anti white stuff going on in Hollywood within...even the mainstream in western Europe and the US.

Class is always a factor.

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Teddy Eagle 29 Mar 22 9.15pm
Originally posted by ASCPFC The Chuckle Brothers are in the new Bad Boys prequel, although one has had to be replaced by a CGI version. Conor Gallagher Imagery? He�s better than that.
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Teddy Eagle

29 Mar 22 9.15pm

Originally posted by ASCPFC

The Chuckle Brothers are in the new Bad Boys prequel, although one has had to be replaced by a CGI version.

Conor Gallagher Imagery? He�s better than that.

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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 29 Mar 22 9.41pm
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle Conor Gallagher Imagery? He�s better than that. Red and Blue Army!
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Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 29 Mar 22 9.41pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Conor Gallagher Imagery? He�s better than that.

Red and Blue Army!

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BlueJay UK 29 Mar 22 9.42pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger The point here is that the Woke brigade will bring race into the argument. When Black people stop receiving positive discrimination, indulging in blatant hypocrisy, and refrain from continuously referring to themselves divisively by their colour, then maybe we will stop having these kinds of conversations. Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (29 Mar 2022 8.50pm) Two sides of the same coin, grouping people up in ways that are largely detached from who they are. Negative and limiting colour and creed filters. The majority of people outside of activists are not nodes of this agenda or that. Most aren't party political broadcasts with shoes on. They are normal working men and women. My view of black, white and in between isn't coloured by your conduct, that of a woke joke who is blinkered in the opposite direction, or an online echo chamber. It is instead a natural development of living a life; of friends and family. It's perfectly possible to hold all kind of political views without letting it so broadly bleed into how you perceive others. Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger No one would say that praise is because he is Black, would they? Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (29 Mar 2022 8.50pm) No they wouldn't, nor should they. The same applies to Will Smith's behaviour. That's my point. I'll leave it at that anyway. Not much point in saying anything to begin with really. Edited by BlueJay (29 Mar 2022 9.55pm)
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UK 29 Mar 22 9.42pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
The point here is that the Woke brigade will bring race into the argument.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (29 Mar 2022 8.50pm)

Two sides of the same coin, grouping people up in ways that are largely detached from who they are. Negative and limiting colour and creed filters. The majority of people outside of activists are not nodes of this agenda or that. Most aren't party political broadcasts with shoes on. They are normal working men and women. My view of black, white and in between isn't coloured by your conduct, that of a woke joke who is blinkered in the opposite direction, or an online echo chamber. It is instead a natural development of living a life; of friends and family.

It's perfectly possible to hold all kind of political views without letting it so broadly bleed into how you perceive others.

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

No one would say that praise is because he is Black, would they?

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (29 Mar 2022 8.50pm)

No they wouldn't, nor should they. The same applies to Will Smith's behaviour. That's my point.

I'll leave it at that anyway. Not much point in saying anything to begin with really.

Edited by BlueJay (29 Mar 2022 9.55pm)

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Mapletree Croydon 30 Mar 22 12.00am
Originally posted by dreamwaverider Not sure I would agree with this sweeping statement. I come down to Selhurst 20 odd times a year and watch a variety of races doing exactly that on the pitch every time. In my world that does not make me a racist. In fact, quite the opposite. Take it up with the dictionary owners then.
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Croydon 30 Mar 22 12.00am

Originally posted by dreamwaverider

Not sure I would agree with this sweeping statement. I come down to Selhurst 20 odd times a year and watch a variety of races doing exactly that on the pitch every time. In my world that does not make me a racist. In fact, quite the opposite.

Take it up with the dictionary owners then.

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