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Post by rocketking on Aug 19, 2016 5:46:31 GMT -5
I find it hilarious WWE promotes anti-bullying campaigns, women's rights, black history awareness and such and then basically still treat their own talent like trained animals. "Your podcast with Austin sucked, Dean" "Just expressing my feelings" "Do it on your free time. We're already too busy with that Make-A-Wish bullshit to worry about how you feel about your role in the company" "This is bullying, you know..." "Yeah, whatever. Don't forget your B.A. Star appearence tomorrow. Smile, say something weird and hype Summerslam" Hypothetical or not, I don't follow your thinking here. If I'm a boss and my employee does a bad job, it's "bullying" to tell them so? There are plenty of ways that WWE could treat its employees better, but "not expecting them to represent themselves, their co-workers and their company properly on a live broadcast" isn't one of them. |
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Post by rinaldo on Aug 19, 2016 8:51:09 GMT -5
What I tried to mean is that WWE keeps promoting this modern company face where free speech is the norm, yet backstage you get heat (allegedly) for not being sincere the "right way" on a podcast where you're supposed to be as candid as you can be and really, it's not like Ambrose jumped on the table with his dick in his hand telling Vinnie Mac to go fuck himself. He just expressed an opinion. Hell, I suppose he was in character the whole time and pulled a Pillman to push his Lunatic Fringe gimmick.
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