There's a difference between the ignorant thought of an extremely painful injury that requires major surgery and up to a year of gruelling rehab that will keep him from doing what he loves being "minor" and being happy about it.
First of all, I get it, there are worse things in life. I guess I just don't understand your inability to have different levels of sympathy. If it's not the absolute worst thing possible, you don't care about them? If you have a family member in Iraq and they suffer a devastating injury (losing an arm or a leg, etc.) you'll tell them you have no sympathy because you can't get all worked into a lather about something relatively minor that can't be changed...they're still alive, right? When my 5 year old daughter came home from school today with a paper cut, should I have told her I don't care because it's something minor that can't be changed? See, it's ok to have sympathy for major AND minor things. You're not given a set amount of sympathy that you're allowed to give out in your life and then it's all gone.
But it's one thing to be a jackoff and say you don't care about it and ignorantly downplay it as no big deal(obviously these people are going about their life with a complete lack of common sense), and it's another to be so incredibly selfish as to actually be HAPPY about it. And those are that people that are a disgrace to wrestling fans and mankind in general. What has Cena done to you personally to make you want him to go through this? Ok, maybe he makes two hours on Monday nights of your life a little less enjoyable. Does that really have any affect at all on you? Is your life really going to be that much better with him off Raw for the next few months or a year, that you feel it's worth it to make somebody go through that much pain and suffering for it to happen? If you answered yes to that, you are either the worst person in the world or you really need a life. Raw should not mean that much to you. If you want to say it's no big deal, ok, do you want to go through it? Are you willing to suffer a debilitating injury that requires major surgery and months of tortureous rehab so you can get back to doing what you love the most, just to make my life alittle better for two hours a week?
Dude, relax...he'll be back. By "relatively minor" I mean that we have seen many a superstar suffer these injuries and worse, and come back. That's relatively minor. "Major" is stuff like Droz never being able to walk again, or Stone Cold having his neck broken, or Owen's family losing their brother/father/son. Last I checked, a torn muscle is not quite the same as severed appendage, as implied in your oh-so-eloquent Iraq example. A pec tear is not life-threatening, and not usually a career-killer. Yeah, for the time being the pain and rehab will suck for Cena, but let's not lose perspective here.
As for my life improving by watching RAW on Monday Nights, my life doesn't revolve around RAW (and, yes, I appreciate the irony of making such a declaration on a wrestling message board). I just happen to be in the apparent minority who like being entertained by their TV watching. And to make RAW entertaining again, it'll take a lot more than just Cena off the show for a while (BTW, I'd really hoped his movie career would take off, so we'd be rid of him that way, not by injury). It will take decent storylines, and better matches. BTW, I didn't want something like this to happen, as so many have implied. But now that it's happened, I'm not going to sulk for Cena, I am going to look toward the future with excitement. I am excited because now the WWE is being FORCED to change their focus, hopefully meaning younger stars will get their due (but probably not).
Yes, I know that there is no Sympathy bank account, and I'm in no danger of overdrawing. And if this was a situation where Cena's life was in the balance, or he could never work again in his chosen profession, or his day-to-day was permanently changed for the worst, then I'd be commiserating right with you. But let's not get bent out of shape over an injury from which Cena can, and in all likelihood will, recover. And let me tell you, absolutely nothing would make me happier than for Cena to come back and blow everyone out of the water with phenomenal matches and promos. That'd be nice, but more than likely it will be business as usual.
In sum, does it suck that this happened to Cena? Yes. No one likes to see people injured, no matter the degree. But can we not look for the silver lining to this dark cloud and hopefully see a brighter outlook for RAW and maybe even Cena himself? I'd like to think so. A hope for a brighter tomorrow, isn't that what makes our beloved wrestling industry so great? One day, hopefully one day soon, John Cena will return to re-ascend to the right hand of Vince McMahon, and our long national nightmare will finally be over. So with that, goodnight, and Godspeed, John Cena!