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Okay, you just keep believing in your crazy fantasy world that it might just be a hoax.
Yes not to believe that it could be real and to believe that it COULD be a hoax is DELUSIONAL. You have to have a God complex to deny how the world works. Of course, no on lies to does hoaxes in the real world according to who?

I, Libertine was a non existent novel that got reviews in Time Magazine and others from people who never read it , since it did not exist. This hoax needed only three people to be involved. Two in actual fact but that would be very risky.


Smith is already on record as starting his acting career on a hoax:

 

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Yes not to believe that it could be real and to believe that it COULD be a hoax is DELUSIONAL. You have to have a God complex to deny how the world works. Of course, no on lies to does hoaxes in the real world according to who?

I, Libertine was a non existent novel that got reviews in Time Magazine and others from people who never read it , since it did not exist. This hoax needed only three people to be involved. Two in actual fact but that would be very risky.


Smith is already on record as starting his acting career on a hoax:


Of course hoax's happen, but there's usually an angle of why it might be a hoax, as well as the right situation.

You think Will Smith would fake slap the host, and drop F bombs on live T.V at the most formal situation in Hollywood??? For what reason???

Common sense man...
 
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That "slap" wouldn't even knock over a feather. Tempest in a teapot.
BTW: I think mocking someone's medical condition is really insulting and rude.
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That "slap" wouldn't even knock over a feather. Tempest in a teapot.
BTW: I think mocking someone's medical condition is really insulting and rude.
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Did he mock her condition?

He made light of a short haircut. I have no idea he even knew she had a condition until after the fact. I would not have known she had a condition. She was just there front row table, nice dress, shaved head. He scans the room and gets paid to make funnies. Boom… G.I. Jane. Not even a great joke… If he wanted to take Jada Smith down… there was a ton of shit he could have said, including the open marriage and all the guys she’s rumoured to have been with. Low hanging fruit that would have really embarrassed the both of them. Nobody went there though.
 
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He's coming to Buffalo (I think) and all of the sudden it's a really hot ticket. He's already done a shtick he can use for Will Smith: "I'm not saying he should'a done it, but I understand"...
I heard tickets are going for 5x what they were previously. Insane!
 

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That "slap" wouldn't even knock over a feather. Tempest in a teapot.
BTW: I think mocking someone's medical condition is really insulting and rude.
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I can't believe you're justifying Smith's actions. You're way off base. Chris Rock didn't know about Jada's medical condition.
 

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I can't believe you're justifying Smith's actions. You're way off base. Chris Rock didn't know about Jada's medical condition.
He made a dumb comment calling alopecia a "racist" disease and now is backpedalling and trying to distract. He's doing exactly what Will Smith is doing.
 

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I can't believe you're justifying Smith's actions.
No, not justifying his action but I do understand his reaction when someone insults his wife. It was also obvious that Jada was offended by the "joke". What would any man do when someone insults their wife?
Chris Rock didn't know about Jada's medical condition.
Jada was very public about her alopecia. (Even I knew about it.)
"Since revealing her diagnosis in 2018, Pinkett Smith has not shied away from, and has spoken publicly about, the condition. In an episode of her talk show, she recalled the "terrifying" moment she first noticed she was losing "handfuls of hair" in the shower."
Since the encounter, there has been a lot of talk about the need to protect Black women. Some argue that Smith was protecting his wife, but Rock, in a room full of his peers, could've decided to not tell a distasteful joke about a Black woman.
Chris Rock's 'joke' about Jada Pinkett Smith was rooted in racism and male patriarchy (nbcnews.com)
 

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