Not holding people accountable for assault is not "taking the high road." The high road would be demonstrating to millions of kids who watched it on TV that they'd be held accountable for physical assault on a person, no matter the reason & no matter how rich & powerful they are.

Mar 28, 2022 · 6:14 PM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson @WhteRbbnAdvocat
Where I come from if you wanna be starting it, you best be prepared to defend it.
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No other cheek huh
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you're right ... except for "millions of kids;" effectively no one watches the Oscars, especially kids. And, this was a stunt to boost ratings.
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IF Rock had pressed charges, sure. But he didn't. Let's not make some grand moral lesson out of a boorish celebrity tiff.
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With Will Smith, this scene was all about machismo, though guy stuff. He didn't prove a thing and certainly did not impress anyone.
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How about we hold people accountable for making fun of people’s physical situations.
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Speaking of violence-- any comments on #PeoplesParty and #NickBrana sexual harassment investigation that he tried to cover up by firing his accuser and cyberstalking?
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Lol. There weren’t millions of kids watching.
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integrity? They give him the award anyway. Doesn’t seem right. I understand the anger he felt, but that’s not the way to handle it.
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The high road in this case is forgiveness, unconditional love, finding and healing your own hate and judgement.
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