grungy72 said:
. But dude you cant come on here and go off at people and shit like that,
I think that you're missing his point.
grungy72 said:
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But why do you feel the need to come here and try to say our opinions are bullshit just because they dont fit urs.
He's not syaing that opinions are bullshit, he's saying that the way that they go about them is bullshit. You seem to pay attention to what I say, even if you don't agree, so check this out as it may make some sense.
Every time someone makes a thread like this the frequent response is "leave" or "we are entitled to our opinions". Of course you are but look around any forum. People come across as if they don't watch shows with the intention of hoping to like them rather with the intention to locate as much bad as possible. That may not be the case, but it's definately how it comes across. Everyone thinks that they're an expert these days and almost everyone thinks that their way of how things should go is the one and only right way. Most people don't state opinions they state their opinions as absolute facts and so forth. It's great to have forums but it's true that now that there's a more widespread way for people to discuss things, negativity outweights positivity big time.
People expect too much and then get mad when their personal expectations aren't met. They hear WWE promoting something as being great then it isn't quite as great so it's bashed. Of course WWE is going to promote everything as great as it's their job, but we're supposed to be smart enough to realize that instead of expecting everything to be delivered exactly as promised. It's common sense, but so many people seem to temporarily lack it and then complain.
That or they want something to happen in WWE, then it does but it's still wrong, therefore showing that WWE can't do anything right. They do a lot wrong and naturally people will voice their displeasure for it. However, when it seems like they nitpick everything from the way a guy walks, to the way his hair may be out of place, then it does become annoying to those like the thread starter who actually put forth an effort in the ring, knowing that one day they may make it big and be bashed for their every move, no matter how much talent they do or don't have.
If someone known to have good matches has a bad one, the bashing begins. Has anyone considered that the person may be sick that day, or have a minor injury, or this and that. They'e not superhuman guys, they're just like us only going out and putting their bodies on the line, yet somehow unless that involves them doing move by move as some people want it, it's wrong. Basiclaly the thread starter is right, but you guys were to eager to attack him than try to soak in what he was saying.
We're not experts, we're fans. Sometimes I think that people forget that. It's fun to discuss wrestling, but a majority of people on each and every forum take the fun out of watching for themselves by actively searching for the bad. Again, a lot of bad exists, but people say thigns like "losing that match makes this guy look bad". Generally, with wrestling, for something to look a certain way isn't factual but about perspective. Someone that is angry that their wrestler lost will complain about how horrible it made them look but for something to look a certain way it has to be viewed that way. The same poster could realize that the loss was disapointing, yet find meaning in the loss. For example if a wrestler is presented as having a great chance of winning, but loses, then is it really that big of a deal? It's made into one, but is it really one? Is the oitcome always really so important that people can't enjoy what makes the outcome happen?
Take a wrester that you dislike but has talent and a wrestler that you love. Say that the match
ends up being being the best match ever, then the guy you dislike wins. Does that suddenly make the match itself bad? Apparently so because people will shit on everything and focus on the outcome and totally forget how enjoyable the rest was. Such a thing may make WWE or whatever company look bad, but not the match itself.
Like I said, people search for the bad and oddly enough most of you just did the same with this thread as you noticed that you felt bashed by the thread starter and completely ignored his point.