Mmusi Maimane Shares His Views About Will Smith Slapping Chris Rock at Oscars and Saffas Voice Mixed Feelings

• South African politician Mmusi Maimane spoke out about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock during the Oscar Awards Ceremony
• He pointed out that someone's wife is not to be made fun of and that there are levels of disrespect that shouldn't cross thresholds
• Peeps shared their take on Maimane's views, with some agreeing with him and others who felt that Will Smith took his anger too far

Mmusi Maimane posted on Twitter about what he thought of Will Smith slapping Chris Rock during the Oscar Award Ceremony.

The politician said that people should mind their boundaries:

"You must never be comfortable speaking about someone’s wife."

Peeps on Twitter weighed in on their take on Maimane's views. Many did not share the same sentiments as his, although some agreed with his view. Some made fun of the actual incidence when Will Smith slapped Chris Rock.

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@RodzNchabi1 said:

"Moruti, does your Bible teach you to turn the other cheek?Or go dlaliwa ka rona sechaba?Did JC not say when 1 wrongs you, forgive him 70×7 times in a day?"

@Kaka_Dubu pointed out:

@NkuliMavuso said:

"Not a fair comparison & should not be condoned. As much as Chris Rock was wrong too."

@Lunga_26 joked:

@sushifired said:

"I agree with you here. There are boundaries you just don’t cross. Words can cut deeper than any knife ever could. His response was appropriate, in my book."

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Source: Briefly News