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Originally Posted by Flair's saggy bitchtits
You're an idiot! Do you know anyone that has had a stroke? No i didn't think so. so shut the fuck up you fucking clueless moron.
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I knew someone who had a stroke. He could still get up and walk around. He could actually -- get this -- stand up and wave, if need be.
And he didn't have the physical conditioning that Bret Hart had.
All I'm suggesting is that he show up, wave to his fans (who still exist) and just step back. It's not that hard to do.
Christ, if someone suggests he do something active, everybody bitches about how he has had a stroke, a million concussions, and can't do anything physical. And then if someone suggests all he has to do is just stand up and wave, then everybody bitches about how that's not good enough.
All I've suggested is that Bret Hart is being a tad bit whiney for not showing up at WM22 like all the other HOFers.
Put yourself in this position. You have a condition that limits your ability to do anything active. You have a grudge with like one person backstage (HBK) and were screwed over in the past but claim to be over it. Then Vince McMahon asks you to join the other
hall-of-famers, who usually step forward when announced, wave to their adoring fans, and then step back. You are asked to do no less. And you refuse. What are people supposed to think?
And deceased inductees have somebody representing them (JYD's daughter, Big John Studd's son, et. al.), so the Eddie argument makes no sense. (And I don't get jokes. Humor escapes me.)
And I know what you're going to say. "ISN'T IT ENOUGH THAT HE'S IN THE HALL OF FAME CEREMONY AND GAVE US 20 YEARS OF HIS LIFE TO US???!?!?!?!!" And to that, I say, YES, it's enough for me. I'm not arguing that it's not enough. All that I'm saying is that it's a little weird and whiney of him to not show up at a simple announcemeny ceremony at WM22.
I'm not arguing anything more than that. Please don't blow my words out of proportion and make me out to be some ungrateful Hart-hater.
