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Helwani did muh hit piece, Meltzer and Fightful are badmouthing the company now because they're just jealous
couldn't possibly be that the company is on fire from the inside due to unskilled management and that Tony Khan is a billionaire's spoiled child that's never had to struggle for anything in his life
Personally, I think two of them involve Hogan, and are polar opposites.
The AWA in 1983 had Hulk Hogan, and the dude was *over*. One of the most popular wrestlers at the time, maybe the most popular. Which, I think also destroys the narrative that "Vince made Hogan," because Hogan was already over without Vince.
Hogan has a whole build-up in the AWA toward the big title.
Just watching the opening of this: (27) Hulk Hogan vs Nick Bockwinkel - AWA World Title Match: Super Sunday, April 24, 1983. - YouTube you can see how fucking incredibly popular Hogan is right away.
(Also the music playing during Hogan's turn while Mean Gene announces the
Just my personal opinion, but I was pointed to the Communist Manifesto when I was younger, before I had any sort of ideological understanding, and it was just abstract nonsense to me (at the time). If I'd been pointed to the Principles of Communism, there's a lot more in there that's easier to read for folks that don't have a good understanding. Very likely I would have started to be radicalized sooner, because there's a lot in there that's like, "Huh, yeah, it is like that," especially from an American perspective. It creates a good base understanding, imo.
What are some reasons you can think of that folks would point to the Manifesto over the Principles of Communism?
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