Thread: A Wrestler’s Union?
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Old 05-11-2009, 10:42 PM   #1
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Originally Posted by Kane Knight View Post
Yes, I can see how that would be seen as unreasonable. It takes the reality of the pro wrestling scene (taken almost verbatim from Rob Harvey) and asks if, in that light, it's possible to have a union.

Positing a question based on the situation at hand? Unreasonable.

I am glad Rob is the definitive source of knowledge for the wrestling world.

You are just trying to smear wrestling and wide-brush the entire business as drug-abusing carnie hacks and that is not a reason to be your played out attempts to be above pro wrestling whenever you post about it. Wrestling isn't a business made for a union because of the precedent set of hiring them as independent contractors which will not change barring legal intervention.
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