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Old 08-08-2004, 04:13 AM   #10
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Some more perspective

If Managment genuinely see Smackdown and Raw as equals (and based on their past actions, this doesn't seem likely), then I say keep the way things are.

In my opinion, it's OBVIOUS that they do NOT. Homosexual posters such as "The One" can call me a 'dumbass' all they want (without actually critiquing the post and offering feedback), but why should I actually believe that this "attitude" on the WWE's part will change? I mean - when one show has practically all of the big names (with the exception of Angle and Taker), then it's a pretty good indication as to where there 'loyalties' lie.


Eliminating the roster split isn't neccessarily the best idea (since more talent would get held down as result), and so that's why I like the 'concept' of this idea.

Think about the fall-out from PPV's if my idea went into effect.
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