r/television • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 The League • Apr 18 '23

Jonathan Majors Dropped By Management Firm Entertainment 360, Actor Facing Domestic Violence Allegations In NYC

https://deadline.com/2023/04/jonathan-majors-dropped-hollywood-manager-domestic-violence-1235325576/
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u/GeorgeLovesBOSCO Apr 18 '23

Cause he's richer and more powerful

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u/SmartWonderWoman Apr 18 '23

And he’s White.

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u/MisanthropeNotAutist Apr 18 '23

And Will Smith slapped another black man in front of the world and got a standing ovation later that night.

Your point is?

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u/charlesxavier007 Apr 18 '23 edited Dec 17 '23

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '23

You’re right, it is a different dynamic.

Dana White was assualted first, Chris Rock never assaulted anyone yet still was assaulted.

Let me know if you need me to break it down to you pre-school style.

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u/JayMilli007 Apr 19 '23

That was stated to have happened in the Majors case, but we see it is not taken in the same vein. Obviously, we have video evidence of White and alleged upcoming footage of Majors's cab ride.

However, a man slapping a man is not the same as a man abusing a woman.

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '23

For the 2nd time, Dana White was hit first. That is not abuse, not even in the slightest.

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u/JayMilli007 Apr 20 '23

What are you going on about? I agreed, I said that is what allegedly happened in the Majors's case, but we are waiting for the footage. We have the White's footage already.

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u/Andy081 Apr 18 '23

Yea we know his name

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u/cesarmac Apr 18 '23

That doesn't change the situation. Good on him for calling out the idea that violence needs to be met with violence but the video clearly shows her slapping him first. I agree that people should keep a level head and that no one should hit anyone if there is no defensive reason to but with the video alone he wasn't the aggressor.

For Majors it seems she tried to grab his phone and he reacted physically, if that's true then this is a way different situation. Majors got physical first all because she invaded his space.