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Yeah, I guess you guys are right. But is it time to stop ignoring his accomplishments as a performer as a way of punishing him for the monstrous acts he committed in his final moments? I say yes. I honestly feel that people need to learn to separate the man from the performer. Condemn his final acts, not everything he ever did in life prior to them, a distinction that might not be easy to make. He was one of the greatest in-ring wrestlers ever. That's something that can't be taken away from him. Right? I don't think one act can (or should) completely ruin a lifetime of entertaining the fans. Taint it, maybe, but not erase it completely.
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