Thread: How can TNA justify putting Jeff Hardy in this position?
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Old 09-14-2012, 06:44 PM   #49
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Originally Posted by Anybody Thrilla View Post
Nobody talks about all the drugs HBK did anymore.
this is another thing (and this is in general, not specifically at this thread). I don't understand what the fuck exactly it has to do with internet wrestling fans what drugs any wrestler decides to "partake" in. Drug culture was a huge part of the wrestling industry and on some level absolutely always will be, including pretty much every wrestler anybody reading this right now has ever been fond of. Jeff Hardy was just daft enough to get very publicly caught. "Pro wrestler has pain pills, steroids and a bit of coke in his house." Well what a grand surprise that is. This self-righteous "anybody that takes drugs is a bad human being" schtick that lots of people are fond to take (in every walk of life) is spectacularly ridiculous and short-sighted.
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