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| − | '''Will Smith''', born September 25, 1968 (age {{age|1968|9|25}}), is a famous American [[actor]]. From 1990 to 1996 he was the star of the popular television show ''[[The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air]]'' and has starred in many blockbuster [[films]]. Smith has been nominated twice for [[Academy Awards]], both for Best Actor, once for the movie ''Ali'' and once for ''[[The Pursuit of Happyness]]''. He is a [[Christian]]. Smith: "As a child growing up ... my grandmother made sure I knew God is going to make everything okay. So, however scary you get, however bad life is, just know that there's somebody in a high place that's on your side."<ref>http://www.film.com/movies/seven-pounds/story/will-smith-interview-seven-pounds/25044389</ref> | + | '''Will Smith''', born September 25, 1968 (age {{age|1968|9|25}}), is an [[Oscar]]-winning American [[actor]] who was victimized in April 2022 by [[liberal logic]]. [[Leftist]]s who want to but cannot ban [[Trump]] and his supporters from public office due to the [[January 6 Capitol protests]] instead absurdly banned Smith for 10 years from the [[Academy Awards]] for his engaging in harmless manly [[chivalry]] on-stage there. |
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| | + | From 1990 to 1996, Smith was the star of the popular television show ''The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air'' and has starred in many blockbuster [[films]]. Smith has been nominated twice for [[Academy Awards]], both for Best Actor, once for the movie ''Ali'' and once for ''[[The Pursuit of Happyness]]''. He is a [[Christian]]. Smith: "As a child growing up ... my grandmother made sure I knew God is going to make everything okay. So, however scary you get, however bad life is, just know that there's somebody in a high place that's on your side."<ref>http://www.film.com/movies/seven-pounds/story/will-smith-interview-seven-pounds/25044389</ref> |
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| | He has also enjoyed success as a [[hip hop]] artist. | | He has also enjoyed success as a [[hip hop]] artist. |
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| − | At the 2022 [[Academy Awards]], Smith, displaying the uniquely [[Christian]] and [[conservative]] value of [[chivalry]], walked onstage and slapped comedian Chris Rock, after an unfunny joke Rock made related to Smith's wife Jada Pinkett Smith's lack of hair, which is due to a medical condition. Subsequently Smith won an [[Oscar]] for the coveted prize of Best Actor, and gave a heartfelt, tearful acceptance speech. | + | At the 2022 [[Academy Awards]], Smith, displaying the manly [[conservative]] value of [[chivalry]], walked onstage and slapped comedian Chris Rock, after an unfunny joke Rock made related to Smith's wife Jada Pinkett Smith's lack of hair, which is due to a medical condition. Subsequently Smith won an [[Oscar]] for the coveted prize of Best Actor, and gave a heartfelt, tearful acceptance speech. |
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| − | [[Liberals]], thanks to [[Hollywood values]], have engaged in [[chivalry denial]] in response to Smith's courageous act by the Oscar-winning performer. | + | [[Liberals]], due to [[Hollywood values]], have engaged in [[chivalry denial]] in response to Smith's courageous act by the Oscar-winning performer. |
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| | ==Filmography== | | ==Filmography== |