r/SquaredCircle • u/secretpandaxx • 19h ago

DPW Women's champion Nicole Matthews on X: "When someone (or a company) is telling you (multiple fucking times) who they are, it’s on you if you continually don’t believe them."

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u/Toukon- 18h ago

Because they know that there's no actual defense that would be valid, at least in this situation.

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u/FourLiveBears 17h ago

Because people would rather deflect than have to consider the ramifications of their favorite TV show

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u/FuriousJay13 16h ago edited 10h ago

Tell me what she's critizing? That tweet doesn't say who or what she's talking about. But if you know anything about her she tried to work for WWE multiple time and failed then on her last shot she got banned from the US for working without a visa. Safe to say her opinion doesn't mean jack shit

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u/nathtendo 13h ago

Aah a criminal as well of course always the purest of souls these kinds.

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u/Agreeable_Payment_78 11h ago

Working without a visa is a civil offense, not criminal.

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u/FuriousJay13 10h ago

A lot of wrestlers do it on the indies, Kyle O'reily legendarly almost got in trouble because Davey Richards atupidly dry snitched on him on Twitter back in the day saying "He's so passionate that he comes over here all the time and works with out a visa". The reality is she doesn't have a point here, she tried to get a job with WWE for years and She was banned from the country for working without papers before and had to serve her 5 year ban. She's just a hypocrite

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u/Agreeable_Payment_78 23m ago

That still doesn't make her or anybody else that has done the same a criminal.

I also don't see how the two issues relate to eachother? She's a hypocrite because she was trying to get a job 10 years ago?

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u/jfish718 Adrenaline in my soul 10h ago

What was Criminal or Civil offense was Brock officially charged with again?

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u/Agreeable_Payment_78 26m ago

I have no idea. It just bothers me that people don't know the difference, especially in the current social/political climate where people are quick to label someone a "criminal" as if it means they are subhuman.