But seriously, we shouldn't say that an old woman deserves more because she's weaker. I mean, who's to say nobody can beat the crap out of Bully Ray one night? Nobody deserves a beating and it's everyone's human right to be protected from abuse, not just those that are considered vulnerable. That contradicts another human right which says that we are all seen as equals.
I can understand Bully Ray being a vigilante by taking out and humiliating Dixie's right hand men because those guys are in kayfabe wrestlers, who are willing to put their life on the line in their field of work. Dixie does not have such a luxury in kayfabe. Sure, she held power in a wrestling business, but she is not a qualified wrestler, and working in an environment with people like Bully Ray, she is more physically vulnerable from attack than the qualified wrestlers, who are capable of defending themselves.
You are right, any assault in real life is a bad thing. However, Dixie vs Bully in a physical confrontation glorified the use of violence against women. No matter how troublesome Dixie is, it portrayed Bully Ray in a poor light and should not be used as a way to promote him as a hero, no matter how badass he is.
@FF4L: That doesn't change the fact that Spud signed up to be a professional wrestler in TNA. Just because Spud is portrayed as Courage The Cowardly Dog doesn't change the fact that he is an athlete that calculated the risk of competing with the company, as opposed to Dixie, who is not an athlete.
