Thread: Talking Point of the Week: Why are "ho" and other derogatory terms still a thing in wrestling?
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Old 02-04-2015, 10:56 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by Poit View Post
Similarly, seemingly only faces can call someone a ho. If a heel did it, it would be an awful, reprehensible thing.
This reminds me of when Test use to mistreat Stacy Kiebler, and the announcers made him out to be the most god-awful human being on the planet. Then on some PPV, Steve Austin stunnered Mae Young for no reason other than 'coz he's stone cold steve austin' and the announcers were all "bah gawd! What a stunner to Mae Young!!!" lol.
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