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    1. Curious_Document_956 on

      “The mixed response underscores a broader reckoning with celebrity legacies in the digital age, where even death does not shield one from accountability. In the case of Hulk Hogan, the internet has spoken, and it is far from kind.”

      Growing up, my brothers & I never got into wrastling. I followed the trial involving Gawker and that’s about it.

    2. He passionately supported a man who rapes children. He’s just as bad. Glad he’s dead, and I say that as someone who idolized him as a kid.

    3. Let’s be real, there are very few who care about this POS. I completely forgot he died until I scrolled past this article

    4. MrFrankyHanky on

      He had it all and threw it all away. Nazi scumbag. May he rot in peace.

    5. Dudewhocares3 on

      Here’s my thing:

      I appreciate his family and friends are grieving.

      But the thing is, nobody is going right at them. They aren’t trying to be dicks to the family, they’re just not gonna feel sorry for a guy by who by a lot of accounts was a dick head.

      I’ll have respect for hulk hogan because of his place in history and mainly nostalgia because I watched WWE with my dad and brothers a lot growing up, (I’m 27, but we liked watching the dvds and talking to our dad about the wrestlers he remembers) but overall, from the information provided, he was an asshole that put himself first and a racist. And he clearly didn’t stop being a racist giving his political endorsement of Trump who uses racist rhetoric.

      I hope his famikt and friends are able to grieve in peace

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