Damn it! Sometimes some of you people are so fucking stupid it takes a jackhammer to get a concept or an idea through your thick fucking skull. Since apparently you couldn't figure out first of all that the situations I laid out were merely hypothetical, and more of a query or question than any kind of proclamation, I will spell it out for you. You asked for it and now you've got it, you have tested my patience enough. Now your ass is mine.
If you dont recall he didnt leave shortly after he was stripped of the title. He was gone for 30 days because he got suspended. Then he returned on August of 2006 and didnt leave until June of 2007. He wasnt gone after he was stripped of the title. He left the company 11 months after he got stripped of the ECW title.
Ok fucktard, maybe in short bus land 11 months is a long extended period of time, but here in the real world it goes by in the blink of an eye. After loosing his titles and being suspended there wasn't much of a course of recovery for RVD. After being strung along for a while, and after it was made quite apparent his previous success was not to be met again, with the impending problems outside of his wrestling career he was gone, and no one was exactly kicking and screaming for him to stay. It wasn't exactly a great way to go out by the standards of most people, and with the exception of that one night at Royal Rumble he was never to return, which led to the question why one would be brought back for one night only to begin with.
If he wasnt blacklisted then it means he is probably on good terms with the company or at least on good enough terms that he is willing to do business with them.
Maybe in your pea brain that is enough rationale to substantiate the definition of "good terms" however his willingness to come back for that one night only, and their willingness to have him back for one night has nothing to do with the terms of separation. His willingness says nothing about the situation because anyone who received an offer from the WWE to do anything with them and turned it down would be an idiot, especially considering the fact that his wife indeed did have health issues that can be rather costly. As far as their willingness goes, it also says nothing about the terms of separation because if you had a brain, you'd know that the WWE will make money or use someone for anything at any time, especially when there is no long term commitment involved. Of course they would be willing to bring him in for one night knowing there was no long term risk involved, it's good business for them, and a paycheck for him. Take a while for you to figure that out?
Did it ever occur to you that maybe up and leaving for any purpose after all the investment they put into him could have left a sour face on some of the establishment, no, because you couldn't think that deeply about a situation could you? It's not plain and obvious or out in the open, it's an idea a concept, something you have to grasp and try to understand. I understand, that obviously you are somewhat challenged in the head, which is the reason I have to explain all this so redundantly to you in an attempt to bash some fucking sense into you hoping you can at some point understand what the hell I was talking about, instead of trying to fucking berate me for having an original thought, something you obviously are incapable of.
Thats exactly why he left. Not because of a drug problem or anything else, but because his wife had cancer and he couldnt stay away for as long as he was.
First off, I never said that, that wasn't a reason for his leaving. However the point I tried to make in fewer words in regards to the situation with him getting in trouble, being suspended, and stripped was that that was a situation he wasn't recovering from anytime soon. It was a black mark on his record that had to have haunted him until he finally did leave, and by the way there are also indirect ways a company can try to force someone out if they feel they are too high risk, for instance not letting them return to their previous status and holding them down unnecessarily. Part of the point I made was this: Due to his past problems with drugs the WWE wasn't rolling the dice on him again, you see, as stated before he wasn't going to return to the kind of success he had previously as a result of his actions and their consequences. There wasn't much for him to stick around for anyways, that is how that affected his departure, the situations had a relation. Think of it as the first domino to fall in a domino effect, it was the first thing in a series of events leading to his departure. Think before you open your mouth and shit out a bunch of unintelligible words in an un-thought-out, poorly argued commentary.
He was caught with drugs 11 months before his departure. How does something that happened 11 months before his release affect him 11 months later?
I'm pretty sure I answered this well enough above but since I have very little faith in your comprehension skills I'll go further with it. You see in real life the things we do effect out decisions, actions, and even sometimes intentions down the road. After falling from grace as he did, and as I put it before being strung along for the rest of his time, and knowing he wasn't getting back to the top, his issues outside of the ring took on a greater importance. His problems with drugs caused the events that eventually made him decide to send himself packing. And just so you don't get it confused I am not saying that his suspension had anything to do with his wife's cancer in the regards of me saying his suspension caused the events that eventually made him decide to leave. To put it plainer, knowing he was out of luck with the people at WWE, it was no longer worth it to stay there any longer with his wife's illness apparently worsening or getting to the point that he needed to be there for her more. Can you even follow that or was that too confusing for you? Take the pieces, put them together, and get a fucking clue.
But see here is the problem with a punishment like that, why would Vince bring him back so he can see what he left? I think not bringing him back at all and not letting him relive what he left would be a better punishment if he was even brought back to be punished. And even if he was brought back to be punished it makes Vince look stupid for paying him to comeback even though he has made it clear he doesn't want to return to wrestling on a full-time basis.
Also, if Vince wanted to bring back someone for the Rumble that he would make money off of, then he would first of all advertise it to everyone. It doesnt make him any money if the majority of fans didnt even know that RVD was going to be on the show. And second of all, he would probably bring back someone that could get him more money than RVD.
Now I'm really gonna have some fun with you as here you make it more apparent that you have a condition of diarrhea of the mouth, and not enough brains to adequately argue a point.
To answer your first question, If you would have read in any greater detail what I already wrote you would see I already answered this question. Vince would do so to rub it in that he blew it. Why? Because he's a sick bastard that's why. I'm not talking about the Mr.McMahon character either, Vince McMahon himself is a rather evil individual and does get some kicks from watching the pain of others, or showing them their failures. How do I know this, the aftermath of Bret Hart's departure from WWE where he continued to make sure he was bashed and humiliated, that's how. He likes to make an example of people and show them that he has the power to make or break them.
Not bringing him back would be letting him off easy as he wouldn't get a first hand experience of the limelight and glory he was missing out on. How is that tough thing to understand? It's like if you bring a homeless man into your mansion and let him stay for a day to be pampered and then kick him back out on the streets, he would then know what he was missing out on, and what he wishes he had making it more abysmal to be on the streets, or to make it simpler for you, let him know what he's missing out on.
As far as the whole thing making Vince look stupid once again you couldn't be farther off. It makes him look powerful. He can bring him in just as easily as he can discard them. He can give them a moment of glory, and take it away. He shows the fans that he controls the business and these peoples careers, that doesn't make him look stupid. So far the only one looking stupid is you, and rightfully so, you earned it. See, being powerful is a lot like being a gentlemen; if you have to tell people you are, than you aren't, and Vince doesn't have to tell anyone, he shows it. This is just another more proving so, and would also be an example to all the wrestlers in the locker room that you don't fuck up on Vince McMahon's watch. Also, him paying RVD for a night is not stupid either, it's like the mafia don giving someone their last meal before they send them on a trip they'll never return from. You have to think like the sick fuck that is Vince McMahon to understand it, not like you who lacks the I.Q. and thinking ability to comprehend this concept.
Your last paragraph might have saved you a bit if you would have thought about what you were saying before you said it because you would have realized the point you were missing. If he has a guy mysteriously show up it does make him money. You only valid point was that advertising the appearance would be a good idea but that is where you are missing the value of shock. If no one expects it, the moment becomes a spectacle. By his appearing that makes people wonder, and in wonderment they ask themselves if this person could possibly be returning. With that question looming in mind that would lead the individual or more accurately stated more individual's to watch Raw or ECW or Smackdown as they awaited the return of the long gone superstar. People who watched the event would tell people they know about it, it get's reported on websites like wrestlezone, and a buzz gets created about the possible situation, that only McMahon and his cohorts know is not going to happen but make people watch his programming to see. That is business smarts, and smarts all together. Unfortunately you lack all of it. I wouldn't say something unless there was or could be some validity to it, and Vince McMahon being Vince McMahon is capable of doing just about anything which is why it would not have been surprising to me if for some reason in his sick twisted mind he thought of this whole thing as some kind of punishment.
In closing you have now made me be very rude, and tear you apart because you decided to come after me and my simple assumption or query about a situation that didn't make much sense to me at first glance, rather than maybe take a few things into consideration, think about what I said, or think about the situation I was referring to at all. Instead like a moron you just shot off at the mouth and have now been reduced to nothing. I hope you enjoyed your effortless thrashing, and learn to think before you open you mouth again. Have a Nice Day.
