Papa Pillman
I've got more Ho's than Jim Duggan
No matter where you sit on the political fence or the immigration issue, you still have to realize that the extremists exist. Also you have to realize that wrestling characters are extreme personalities by design. So offering a character who represents a certain view in an undefendably extreme way is not an attempt to "demonize" everyone who can sympathize to a degree with those beliefs.I don't consider myself republican or democrat, I have zero problem with legal immigration. I do have a problem with illegal immigrants and nothing being done about it though, as should every reasonable American if you ask me. So why would WWE choose to demonize this belief? It's okay if you present the story without bias but... it's obvious Swagger is the bad guy and Del Rio is the good guy here...I'm all for freedom of speech but I find this a little dangerous...
Also the WWE has presented an even more extreme example, albeit in a much more cartoonish way, of this type of character in the past with JBL during the Eddie feud literally patrolling the borders.
It is safe to say that the Mcmahon's, who have spent uncountable millions on Republican senatorial campaigns, do not have a "left wing" agenda.
As for a conspiracy theory, if you really need one, here is what I proposed in the original thread about the character:
There may be your most likely "agenda" if there truly is one.Is it possible that presenting a character like this is the McMahon's offering a subtle Fuck You to the more extreme right sect of the Republican party, perhaps feeling that the party didn't fully support Linda to the best of it's capability due to a belief that they viewed her as not "right-wing enough"?? It is an interesting thought to me.