Done with WWE

[TheTNHMaster]

Obvious troll is obvious. Black Jesus is gonna call his daddy on yo white ass

 

[Lady Deathbane]

http://voices.yahoo.com/wwe-makes-mockery-out-anti-bullying-campaign-12289137.html

I guess im no longer one.

Merged threads. Please refrain from posting the same thread more than once. Carry on with your trolling.

 

[Saddlerrad]

Any chance this can be deleted? This storyline is the best in 10 years, of WWE gets wind of fans moaning itl need to blow the story and look good in the corporate department. Clearly you need uncle John and his PG fruity pebble make a wish jizz bags all over your screen again.


Fool, fool, fool - clueless

 

[CM Punk]

Actually we have gained viewers. Thanks for your irrelevant opinion. :sandow:

 

[Snowman1]

Think there's an interesting point here about a heel-dominated WWE driving away casuals.

The anti bullying campaign = bullies are bad, don't do it.
Bullies on Raw = bad, don't be them.

W/e, now that the senate race is over so is the anti-bullying campaign it seems

 

[TheTNHMaster]

Actually we have gained viewers. Thanks for your irrelevant opinion. :sandow:

What do you mean 'we'?

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

milk tits

 

[Rogue]

 

[Farooq]

Sir, let me explain why WWE is doing this storyline, and how it can be used in support of the anit bully program.

Go to any child's video game, movie, TV show, comic book or book, and you will always find a bad guy and a good guy. The bad guy can be someone taking over the world, one trying to take over a city, robbing stuff, or even a bully. The hero could be someone strong, or someone like you and me. To make these stories interesting and more lifelike, they make it to where the bad guy has control in the beginning. It seems as if the hero cannot win, because it builds anticipation, and it makes you want to see the end. In the end, the hero wins, and that's what an underdog story is.

Lets go to WWE now, Triple H is the bad guy here and Daniel Bryan is the good guy. Triple H made it seem week after week that Daniel Bryan would never come out on top, but he did. Sure he may not have the WWE championship currently, but he's been able to beat Orton, Shield, and nearly everything Triple H has thrown at him. Why? Because Daniel Bryan is the hero, he'll come out on top fully eventually.

These are not the real people, these are characters. If any kid is to young to see a character different from their real personality, then they should not be watching television at all, because then they'll hate the actors, and most actors take part in many charities. When I was 8 I could see the difference between real life and characters, or at least now that they were different. Unless you really believe that Val Venis was a pornstar, Triple H goes breaking into people's houses, or Kane is really form hell. There's nothing wrong with what WWE is doing with their storyline with the Anit-Bully program, in fact they're doing something great. They show that no matter what you look like, no matter what anybody tells you, and no matter what the odds are against you, never give up and you'll see you have allies around you and you can stand up to bullies instead of running from them.

 

[Trip in the Head]

All I hear is whining. You know the whole thing with Dusty Rhodes was scripted right? I'm sure they would not have let Big Show do that if they hadn't ASKED DUSTY FIRST. Get over it.

 

[akapablo_]

:facepalm1::lool::gtfo:

 

[Pickle Dick]

You're a fool Foley. You'll be back.....

 

[Leo C]

With them being heels I figured that it would help the bullying stuff as the bullies are being portrayed as villains, you know, bad people who will eventually get theirs. Plus, I think King even mentioned one week that Ryback wasn't an advocate for the campaign or something (sure it's a troll but I have nothing to do).

 

[Cloud]

Whatever the fact Ryback is bullying means Cole and Jerry promote be a star each week.

 

[Nice Person]

Me and my family are done watching WWE. You and the nation have the Anti-Bully campaign going yet you promote it on your show using Ryback, Triple H and even Stephanie Mcmahon. The stories for WWE have been horrible and nothing compared to what WWE use to be. During the scripts you sink to lows such as blackmail, exploitation, and harassment. What was done with Dusty Rhodes tonight was distasteful. Its no wonder that this company is losing viewers on a weekly basis and Impact is gaining viewers. Seems your better for business gimmick isnt really whats best for business.

First of all, you should have started with "My family and I are done watching WWE." But otherwise I agree with you; the current story line stinks - I actually **cheered** when that mass of wrestlers charges into the ring to help D.B. "About freakin' time.." I thought... Now, if they could grab Steph McMahon and throw her into a dumpster, and pan away just showing her legs dangling out, *that* would be priceless.