Chris Brown On Oprah Taking the Side of Rihanna

Chris Brown went on Larry King, and criticized Oprah for dedicating a show on domestic violence to Rihanna. Brown said:

"I commend Oprah on being like, ’This is a problem,’ but it was a slap in my face. I did a lot of stuff for her, like going to Africa and performing for her school. She could have been more helpful, like, ’Okay, I’m going to help both of these people out.’ "

Brown went on Oprah for free publicity to sell his music, so it’s not like Oprah owes him anything.

When it comes to violence between men and women, our society stills thinks of women like they did back in the 1800s, the woman is always the victim, and all men are bad because they rule the world, which directly contradicts our equal society where woman have more financial wealth than men. It must be nice being a woman, because it means you’re always the victim, never have to accept responsibility or the consequences for your actions, and you can demand more equality from men, which means demanding more dominance over men who try to accomadate women’s demands at their own expense.

Oprah was only appealing to what people think today, and want to hear. Oprah is running a business, not trying to help men like Brown who feels like a victim, because the other person who hit him, Rihanna, is out partying in Las Vegas, making music videos, and enjoying her lucrative career, while Brown has to live under 5 years of probation, however many hours of community service, and has to convince people he’s not a woman beater.

It sucks to be a man who gets hit by a woman, and reacts as nature programmed him to do. If we’re going to say Brown should have to answer for hitting Rihanna, then we, as an equal society, need to say the same of Rihanna.

I can say one positive thing about Brown, at least his bow tie is getting smaller.