So can't criminal charges be brought against McMahon? Please? Is the world so bleak he can cover up a rape that leads to a suicide and skate away free?
The poster is, I'm assuming, working under the framework that our military is immoral. So it doesn't matter what your position is, you're still assisting wickedness.Absolutely disgusting. Lack of reporting is how rapists like that keep getting away in the military.
Your naivete about the nature of jobs in the military is abundantly clear here. Go read up on the types of career opportunities available.
Nope. He didn't do anything criminal. He has no legal duty to report a crime. What Vince did is what nearly every college in America does, thousands of times every semester. They don't lock up Deans, Admins, and the campus police who treat rape like a joke.So can't criminal charges be brought against McMahon? Please? Is the world so bleak he can cover up a rape that leads to a suicide and skate away free?
I always saw it as people willing to kill or be killed to go to college and always wondered why people thought college was worth...that? I mean, survival and all, but come on. I would never kill for a buck and if you havent equated that before you sign your life away to the military for college, you are simply being naive.
Yet people will still watch and still give WWE money just for Baron Corbin to end up being the main focus and whine about it.
Vince's ties to Trump wasn't enough, Racism and homophobia wasn't enough, Vince covering up murder wasn't enough,
WWE being used as Saudi propaganda and continuing to accept blood money after Khashoggi wasn't enough.
Where's the line?
I know a lot of jobs in the military are nonlethal, but the military as a WHOLE is lethal. As far as I'm concerned, anyone who joins the military for college is complicit in it all They are all cogs in the death machine. It made sense in ww2, to fight the face of evil, hitler. Not so much for college degrees.
Nope. He didn't do anything criminal. He has no legal duty to report a crime. What Vince did is what nearly every college in America does, thousands of times every semester. They don't lock up Deans, Admins, and the campus police who treat rape like a joke.
Yup. "I was only an accountant, I swear!" wasn't a valid defense for Nazis either.I know a lot of jobs in the military are nonlethal, but the military as a WHOLE is lethal. As far as I'm concerned, anyone who joins the military for college is complicit in it all. They are all cogs in the death machine, but no, I'm "naive". I have tons of career family in the military. Shit, my grandpa planned the inauguration of Kennedy. Doesn't change the fact. Military is military.
It made sense in ww2, to fight the face of evil, hitler. Not so much for college degrees.
The poster is, I'm assuming, working under the framework that our military is immoral. So it doesn't matter what your position is, you're still assisting wickedness.
I like some wrestlers on NXT and I can't put that aside, especially with HHH running it at a distance from Vince. I sporadically pay for a month of WWE Network depending on what's going on, but I won't be doing that either until Vince is gone.
Vince McMahon's company provided some excerpts of the email to us, in which Massaro allegedly wrote, "I love WWE, you all were my family the whole time I was there," and claimed, "The lawsuit got out of control very fast-I had been roped in by the lawyer representing the others."
WWE says Massaro apologized for taking part in the class action lawsuit, and allegedly admitted she "knew it was a bad idea but was convinced by the lawyer and I want to acknowledge that I should've contacted you guys before agreeing to be involved-i was basically poached."
However, she also accepted, "my part of the responsibility and just want to formerly apologize and express my regret." Along with apologizing, Massaro apparently wrote, "You all changed my life and I couldn't be more grateful," and asked executives to, "express my sincerest regret to Vince, Stephanie, Hunter and Kevin Dunn."
Further down in the tweets, it says the lawsuit was thrown out and Ashley apologized.
+1. 90 percent of the thread is "OMG stop supporting WWE" not "how can we stop troops from doing shit like this".
Just throwing out more information. Is that alright with you?
Further down in the tweets, it says the lawsuit was thrown out and Ashley apologized.
Read through it and didn't notice. Thanks.
Further down in the tweets, it says the lawsuit was thrown out and Ashley apologized.
I know a lot of jobs in the military are nonlethal, but the military as a WHOLE is lethal. As far as I'm concerned, anyone who joins the military for college is complicit in it all. They are all cogs in the death machine, but no, I'm "naive". I have tons of career family in the military. Shit, my grandpa planned the inauguration of Kennedy. Doesn't change the fact. Military is military.
It made sense in ww2, to fight the face of evil, hitler. Not so much for college degrees.
Well yeah, her job was at risk. Of course she'd apologise if she was told to.
I implied nothing. I just clearly stated what happened afterwards.It seems like you're trying to imply there was nothing to her case because she apologized
It's a weird thing to throw out in this conversation
The point is dont lie to yourself about what you're doing with your life. You're not JUST getting money for college, you're helping a group kill others. I'm not even saying that the death is unneeded in a protective sense; it sometimes definitely is necessary to use force.So what, we just not have a military? I'm not sure that's how it works
As long as their preferred form of entertainment doesn't hurt them or their loved ones directly, people are willing to put up with negative stuff in the name of entertainment.Yet people will still watch and still give WWE money just for Baron Corbin to end up being the main focus and whine about it.
Vince's ties to Trump wasn't enough, Racism and homophobia wasn't enough, Vince covering up murder wasn't enough,
WWE being used as Saudi propaganda and continuing to accept blood money after Khashoggi wasn't enough.
Where's the line?
And why is the military immoral? As an organization, military is a tool. They don't choose to go to wars. They are told to go by the politicians, who are voted into power by the populace. If the angle someone is taking that military is bad because killing is involved, then the entire country is complicit.
Doesn't say it didn't happen, Books.Further down in the tweets, it says the lawsuit was thrown out and Ashley apologized.
Yet people will still watch and still give WWE money just for Baron Corbin to end up being the main focus and whine about it.
Vince's ties to Trump wasn't enough, Racism and homophobia wasn't enough, Vince covering up murder wasn't enough,
WWE being used as Saudi propaganda and continuing to accept blood money after Khashoggi wasn't enough.
Where's the line?
It's not even entertaining them though, given how much people seem dissatisfied with the product. That's the weird thing.As long as their preferred form of entertainment doesn't hurt them or their loved ones directly, people are willing to put up with negative stuff in the name of entertainment.
Is the world so bleak he can cover up a rape that leads to a suicide and skate away free?
Why people like these aren't spending their entire lives in jail I will never know.