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This is why the be a star campaign and wrestling are incompatible. Heels are bullies, you can't have nice heels. It's all well and good being anti-bullying in real life but in wrestling, where the lines between real life and fantasy are often blurred, it's an integral part of certain characters. Now you have a situation where even heels are saying, out of character, that bullying is wrong so soft people like this get the idea that a tried and tested heel tactic is somehow victimizing them or their soft children. This campaign, like many before it, has successfully turned a legitimate social issue into nothing but a buzzword for weak, attention seeking people to cry about how they're victims, and completely clouded and discredited the actual effects of bullying in todays society.
 

ExodusNirvana

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Hopefully the kid gets bullied at school for this...it will make him a better man one day

(Or he'll shoot up a movie theater/school/women's yoga class)

But the point is he needs to man the fukk up :dry:

Where is the father? Unless dude is in the military or some shyt :pacspit: @ this mom
 

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This kid is gonna be straight food on the school playground. He would not have lasted a day in the 90's when anti-bullying campaigns were few and far between.
 
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I remember going to the ECW show in 99 and the Dudleyz called us a bunch of trailer trash redneck hicks and Buh Buh slapped a beer out of a teenagers hand. He didn't trip. He enjoyed it and understood they doing this for heat purposes and thought it was cool to interact with one of the wrestlers. This generation is bytch made
 

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This.

Some of my favorite memories of wrestling events were of heels doing heel things towards us. shyt you haven't really enjoyed a house show as a young wrestling fan until a heel reacts at you specifically.


I can remember Vader yelling at me and 3 of my friends who were up against the rail during entrances to "shut up and go sit your asses down" at a house show, not ashamed to admit we formed a single file line and went to sit our asses down :russ:



The mom either must not understand pro wrestling or is just seeking attention aka the moooooonay.





-P-

:krs:
 

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I'm sure Sheamus will take the kid to Baskin Robbins or something to make up for it. New Cena can't let that good PR opportunity go to waste.
 

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i would have been geeked to interact with wrestlers when i was 8 or even have a seat close enough that the wrestlers could see my sign
 

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I remember going to the ECW show in 99 and the Dudleyz called us a bunch of trailer trash redneck hicks and Buh Buh slapped a beer out of a teenagers hand. He didn't trip. He enjoyed it and understood they doing this for heat purposes and thought it was cool to interact with one of the wrestlers. This generation is bytch made

you are comparing an 8 year old kid to a drunken adult:upsetfavre:
 
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