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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I find it funny that ppl see a grown man open handed, slapping another grown man, once, as assault.🤣🤣🤣
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Perfect example of white privilege
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Love your light... but, we lived through 4 years of no accountability for the most grotesque, unlawful, inhumane and unjust acts committed by those in the highest position of power. The standard was set well before last evening. The double standard is sickening.
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The only rich and powerful people who are held accountable have an abundance of melanin. Deserved or not. In the USA, the wealthiest individuals are taxed about 3% in taxes while paying their employees to defund the IRS so they'll never have to pay even that. The golden rule
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Rock will hold Smith accountable on his own terms. None of the rest of us need say anything about it.
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E X A C T L Y!!!!!
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An alien would think he was rewarded because of it.
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Sweet thought, but this is America - a roiled up power that has never been held accountable for slapping other countries around
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it's amazing to me how much space celebrity drama takes up in a country without a healthcare system 2 years since the start of a global pandemic.
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Lmaoo kids dont watch the Oscars, grown adults dont even watch it
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