Well maybe if Will Smith thinks bald jokes are so emotionally violent he should have never made them against other people first. (And I don’t just mean in his sitcom. There’s a video circulating now of him making a bald joke in an interview as himself, not as a character, to a seemingly random guy on TV). If you don’t believe this kind of comedy is acceptable, fine. But it’s a cultural norm that Will Smith himself happily exploited and had no problem with until all of a sudden his family was on the receiving end. I have no respect for that.
Did Will Smith do the right thing?
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I dont think Jack understands what a disease is.
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Not at all.
I just know how much damage the wrong words can have on people.
Please read (actually read) the following article... and ask yourself how much of what they say in it could be true.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/health-wellness/2022/03/29/smith-slapped-chris-rock-but-some-say-joke-violent-too/7207103001/
If you find some of it true - or likely true... then extrapolate that to various situations in life.
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Well maybe if Will Smith thinks bald jokes are so emotionally violent he should have never made them against other people first. (And I don’t just mean in his sitcom. There’s a video circulating now of him making a bald joke in an interview as himself, not as a character, to a seemingly random guy on TV). If you don’t believe this kind of comedy is acceptable, fine. But it’s a cultural norm that Will Smith himself happily exploited and had no problem with until all of a sudden his family was on the receiving end. I have no respect for that.