John Cena vs Reality, bad for kids?

[BigCrippyZ]

Originally Posted by YoungFlyFlashy ...and the other part of your post is you called it the "Superman Gimmick", that alone should let you know that it is not anything the kids are not seeing anywhere else. John Cena is not cut from an unknown cloth as far as ideas and messages, so truly, the John Cena persona is not portraying or delivering a different message that hasn't been fed to generations since the 1940's.

I agree with you, I don't think it's actually a bad thing. I just thought it was an interesting idea and argument, even if I don't agree with it.

This isn't a shot at you or anyone specific, but I guess I shouldn't have expected a rational discussion on a wrestling forum. My mistake!

[YoungFlyFlashy]

Originally Posted by BigCrippyZ I agree with you, I don't think it's actually a bad thing. I just thought it was an interesting idea and argument, even if I don't agree with it. This isn't a shot at you or anyone specific, but I guess I shouldn't have expected a rational discussion on a wrestling forum. My mistake!

In my opinion I have given you a rational discussion, were you looking for a rational discussion with open minded opinions and ideas, or were you looking for a closed minded, John Cena is the only thing that reaches kids discussion? If so, we could sit here and have this discussion as if Cena was reaching that many kids worldwide and has been for decades.

[BigCrippyZ]

Originally Posted by YoungFlyFlashy In my opinion I have given you a rational discussion, were you looking for a rational discussion with open minded opinions and ideas, or were you looking for a closed minded, John Cena is the only thing that reaches kids discussion? If so, we could sit here and have this discussion as if Cena was reaching that many kids worldwide and has been for decades.

I think you have too, and I have nothing against you, or Xero, or anyone else that's capable of a rational discussion with open minded opinions and ideas. I honestly don't think or believe that this is actually affecting kids at all, but I thought it was an interesting concept and discussion.