Aamir- I scolded KJO and arjun for AIB roast - Page 14

Originally posted by: blue-ice

No not at first...although I was extremely disgusted but violent was not that came to mind because violence is generally associated with physical ..very rarely with verbal...but now when Aamir said it and I think about it...yes I agree with him and it makes all the sense to me.

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

Please do enlighten how it is verbally violent? Doesn't compute for me. 😕

Originally posted by: Franco

Stand up comedy is very violent don't ya know

Didn't ya hear that story about the comic that spontaneously combusted on stage 🤣🤣🤣

I find SRK violent and completely irresponsible, a kid who tried emulating him by dancing to chaiyya chaiyya on top of a train electrocuted himself and died.

NEW DELHI, JULY 18. The desire to imitate Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan singing ''Chhaiyya, Chhaiyya'' atop a running train in the film ''Dil Se'' has cost a 16-year-old Delhi boy his life. While dancing on the roof of a train compartment at Nizamuddin railway yard here with his friends this past week-end he touched a live overhead wire and was instantly electrocuted.

http://www.thehindu.com/2000/07/19/stories/1419218a.htm

Throw SRK in jail, these reckless irresponsible stars have no regard for the health and safety of the audience.

Originally posted by: Franco

Stand up comedy is very violent don't ya know

Didn't ya hear that story about the comic that spontaneously combusted on stage 🤣🤣🤣

Originally posted by: blue-ice

I gave an example of the joke made on Pari...u obviously won't find it violent...so what...in my perception it is...

Originally posted by: blue-ice

ya ...I agree he was uninformed about the WARNING part...but even if he had known about it...that would not change about how he felt about the whole roast thing...right?? He is agreeing that he is against any kind of ban...and about violent part...everyone will have their own perception...Pari being f**ked by 10 men in front of 4000 people...heck..that was verbal violence...

Originally posted by: Heisenberg.

I find SRK violent and completely irresponsible, a kid who tried emulating him by dancing to chaiyya chaiyya on top of a train electrocuted himself and died.

NEW DELHI, JULY 18. The desire to imitate Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan singing ''Chhaiyya, Chhaiyya'' atop a running train in the film ''Dil Se'' has cost a 16-year-old Delhi boy his life. While dancing on the roof of a train compartment at Nizamuddin railway yard here with his friends this past week-end he touched a live overhead wire and was instantly electrocuted.

http://www.thehindu.com/2000/07/19/stories/1419218a.htm

Throw SRK in jail, these reckless irresponsible stars have no regard for the health and safety of the audience.

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

Is it only violent when Parineeti gets f**ked by 10 men in front of 4,000 people. Or is it violent when Karan gets f**ked by 10 men in front of 4,000 people too? I know you have a perception, but I am trying to figure what your perception is based on. As in what the line/criterion for violence is in your view.

Originally posted by: adventurousman

Violence begins with violent thoughts then it turns into verbal action and then physical. Violence is not just physical, it never is. Many people don't get physical because they're scared of one thing or the other but have no problem insulting the other person just so they can feel good or are just pissed off.

Bottom line is, its still violence. You're still hurting others specially on a big public platform even if it is, unintentional

😆... your argument is divorced from context and situation, meaning of language depends on vocal expression, tonality, most significantly body language, and most importantly the context and situation one is in. Since swearing is part of language, the same applies here, to dismiss abusive language as violence is ludicrous without a providing a proper context/situation. A bunch of friends abusing each other are not being violent, they don't have violent thoughts about each other, nor malicious intent to harm each other, they're just having a banter and one upmanship. On the other hand, if two people had a car accident, one person gets out of the car in rage waving his arms and swearing at the other guy in a loud aggressive manner, the other guy gets out and responds likewise, then there is potential for violence.

This show falls in the former category, just a bunch of friends who were poking each other, to deem this as violence is beyond stupidity.

Originally posted by: blue-ice

LMAO...don't u wish now..that I was a Salman fan😆...you could have actually found some articles that would make sense😆😆

Blue-ice, do you hold SRK responsible for influencing this boy?, going by your logic, you should.