>>18434948Let's say before he died, Hogan murdered a woman and child in cold blood, or he raped a child
He's arrested, charged, goes to court, a ton of evidence proving is guilt is shown to the public, he's convicted and sentenced. Then he dies later
Do you think WWE would still have done a tribute to him after his death in that scenario? Or AEW?
The correct answers are "no" and "HELL the fuck no"
So therefore, shouldn't the fact that both WWE and AEW still did tributes to him despite his actual "crimes" in this reality, tell you something?
Shouldn't it tell you that maybe his "crimes" of talking racist shit and saying no-no words in private, supporting Trump, telling ridiculous lies during interviews, etc. aren't universally considered the horribly evil acts that you're imagining them to be?
You're seriously in this thread suggesting that history will forget about all the great things about Hogan's life and wrestling career, and all people are gonna remember are his faults. You're not living in reality, anon
