TDS [020] – John Cena, Randy Orton, and the Idiocy on Fans

It has come to my attention that I am a fourty-year old dousche bag that does nothing but complain about the current state of the WWE when it so obviously panders to kids. This particular jackass goes by John. In fact here is his full comments on my review to Raw.

 


 

“You’re just a complete idiot!!!!

you gotta understand this:

RAw is programed towards children

not 40 year old idiots like you,

NWO is dead you moron!!!

stop watching it if it makes you that angry…its not for you anymore its for children

IDIOT!!!”

Every now and again, I get a few people that comment just to annoy. This guy is obviously one of them.  I’m not here to tell you all how big of a jackass this particular guy is. I am just here to settle some claims about myself and let you all in on my story. In addition, I’d love to hear your thoughts on what this guy had to say. Did I take it the wrong way? Is this guy actually a genius? Or is he a retard who seriously needs to think before he speaks.

Most of my faithful readers know this, but I am a man of the age of 18. I am not some 40-year-old person. What is funny is this guy actually claimed to be a long-time reader of mine in another idiotic e-mail he sent my way. If he were a long-time reader, he would have seen my claims of not being that old of a fan in my recent statement regarding Macho Man’s death.

I truly started watching WWE back in 2003 shortly after WrestleMania (so that throws out the idea of me being a NOW fanatic). Back then, the business was in a bit of a stalemate while trying to re-invent the Attitude Era. Triple H played the heel that always got the best of you, while there wasn’t a true face of the business like there is today with John Cena. It was a time where I still believed wrestling was real, and was horrified of the terrifying Kane without the mask. Goldberg was my hero, and when Randy Orton turned face and won the World Heavyweight Championship he quickly ascended to my all-time favorite. That proceeding four-week reign was one that many called boring and just not good. Meanwhile I was glued to the TV and loved every moment of it.

A couple years went and I slowly waned away from being a fan. Everytime I came back, though, I was the biggest John Cena fan out there. I loved his act through his first three years of being on top of the business. I would even argue that the summer of 2007 feuds John had were some of the best television I’ve seen while being a fan. It was smack-dab in the middle of his year-long reign and he was involved with very fresh feuds of all likes between Mick Foley, Bobby Lashley, etc.

Here in 2011, though, his act has become very stale, and while he is now a ten-time WWE Champion he has certainly met the Legend status. I enjoy seeing him involved in storylines not revolving around a World Championship. His status could benefit the WWE in the long run if he was out making new stars. That’s why I have been a huge advocate against him winning it from Miz last month. I’ve seen it countless times over the last six years, I just don’t want to see him on top anymore.

While the WWE may be in a current PG state, there’s no doubting that it’s nearing its end. John is the face of the company to those kids, but you are stupid if you don’t think those child chants at every event are getting littler and littler.

WWE fucked up big time last year with Randall. He was the guy that was going to take us into the PG-13 era. He was the newest version of Stone Cold. The they decided to turn him into John Cena Jr. and you can tell how quickly all the fans have turned on him, barring those pesky children.

That last point I want to bring up is that I clearly stated that I was in a pissy mood from things besides WWE. It wasn’t the show that pissed me off.

If there is only one thing you get out of this column it’s that we as a society really need to think before we speak. To many times do I see people out there talking shit and tearing things apart without false facts. In reality, all we have to do is go out and find those easy to find facts. The IWC is always the biggest offender of this. I, myself break the rule from time-to-time. It’s a face we all have to overcome. Just remember Dr. Sparty’s message today. We can all do better!

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