Zema Ion way behind on his fundraiser

[Testify]

If you had a tumor in your ass would your place of employment pay to have it removed?

Hogan has 35k paycheck per episode of IMPACT. Zema's bills cost 30k. Less than one HH paycheck. I can't put it more straight to you than this. Or maybe this way: Carter's are millioners.

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

Hogan has 35k paycheck per episode of IMPACT. Zema's bills cost 30k. Less than one HH paycheck. I can't put it more straight to you than this. Or maybe this way: Carter's are millioners.

You didn't answer my question or tell me anything I don't know. Rich people could pay for a lot of things in this country but they aren't obligated to. Do I think they are missing out on a nice PR move by helping him? Of course. Do I think they are required to do it? Absolutely not.

 

[Testify]

You didn't answer my question or tell me anything I don't know. Rich people could pay for a lot of things in this country but they aren't obligated to. Do I think they are missing out on a nice PR move by helping him? Of course. Do I think they are required to do it? Absolutely not.

My boss wouldn't pay for my bills, no. But my boss isn't a millioner.

Dixie is, and she already has given out to those in need several times, so why not again, especially when it's a piece of shit price all things considered?

 

[Ovaldinho]

American healthcare system <3
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[Crayo]

Fuck TNA if they're not paying for this. That's utterly ridiculous, and damn right sickening. Even WWE would do this (they put ex-wrestlers who have fucked their own lives up through rehab ffs).

 

[seabs]

Fuck TNA if they're not paying for this. That's utterly ridiculous, and damn right sickening. Even WWE would do this (they put ex-wrestlers who have fucked their own lives up through rehab ffs).

Why didn't they cover Hall's medical bills then? TNA are idiots not covering this especially with the possible PR improvements they could have but they aren't obligated to and morality isn't something companies deal in.

 

[Stopspot]

Why didn't they cover Hall's medical bills then? TNA are idiots not covering this especially with the possible PR improvements they could have but they aren't obligated to and morality isn't something companies deal in.

WWE has covered Hall's medical bills in the past. I remember Steph McMahon saying that they had spent a total of at least 6 million dollars on Hall in the documentary on him. But like with Sunny they have a level where they stop due to constant relapses.

 

[Crayo]

Why didn't they cover Hall's medical bills then? TNA are idiots not covering this especially with the possible PR improvements they could have but they aren't obligated to and morality isn't something companies deal in.

They have paid for Hall going to rehab multiple times haven't they? I know they have at least once. That's more than TNA have done. Also, I made the comparison to WWE funding ex-wrestlers going to rehab for issues they caused upon themselves to put emphasis on how horrible it is that TNA aren't paying a penny towards this. It's not actually a comparison I should make; ex-wrestler becoming an alcoholic is not the same as a current cnotracted wrester possibly having CANCER. Plus, as Testify rightly said, the bill is less than one Hogan appearance. Who cares if businesses aren't obliged to be moral?

 

[seabs]

They have paid for Hall going to rehab multiple times haven't they? I know they have at least once. That's more than TNA have done. Also, I made the comparison to WWE funding ex-wrestlers going to rehab for issues they caused upon themselves to put emphasis on how horrible it is that TNA aren't paying a penny towards this. It's not actually a comparison I should make; ex-wrestler becoming an alcoholic is not the same as a current cnotracted wrester possibly having CANCER. Plus, as Testify rightly said, the bill is less than one Hogan appearance. Who cares if businesses aren't obliged to be moral?

Money makes the world go round, you expect the company to cover it seriously with no legal obligation? They aren't a moral fricking society, they'll only do it if something is in it for them.

 

[Crayo]

Yes, I fully expect them to cover a small fee like that with no legal obligation.

 

[Snowman1]

Surely helping Zema Ion with his cancer scare is good for business. It's a feel-good story (despite the Sorenson thing) to help someone come back from cancer, period.
Plus after the competitors just donated all their money to breast cancer research (yeah, Linda, but still), not helping someone like this just makes you look bad.

 

[Stopspot]

Imagine if WWE paid for it from out of nowhere (not gonna happen). Ultimate PR move by WWE and the ultimate burial.