>>5724148The thing that pisses me off the most is how one sided the public display of politics is. I'm pro-choice up to a certain point (I think first trimester is fine, anything after that should be depending on life of the mother or severe debilitations of the fetus), but you know damn well Tony Khan would never allow a pro-life wrestler to wear a t-shirt on television that said "FETAL RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS". Progressive wrestlers are condoned and often encourage to be open about their politics on their social media and now even on TV. While conservative wrestlers are expected to shut up and keep their beliefs to themselves, otherwise face massive pushback on twitter and reddit for them to be fired. And this coming from the side that loves "representation." Bullshit.
