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laughslikebig said:
WE should cancel every wrestler who voted for Bush.

We should cancel every wrestler who voted for Clinton based off of his sentencing guidelines separating so many black families.

We should cancel every wrestler who voted for Bush and Reagan as well.

Trump a white man, protecting the interest of white folks.

If I was white I’d vote for him too.

Stop waiting for “the good ones”.
These people don’t like you

Go Asuka!
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This is why nikkaz aint got shyt.

We'll let the Democrats call us "superpredators" and throw millions of non-violent drug offenders in jail and destroy welfare, and then act like the Republicans have a monopoly on racism.

And lets not even talk about how Obama helped redestroy Africa:francis:
 
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Update On Lawsuit Against WWE, Charlotte, And Ric Flair Over Book Allegations - Wrestling Inc.

Back in October, WWE, Charlotte Flair, WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair, and author, Brian Shields, were sued by Charlotte's ex-husband, Riki Paul Johnson, for what was written about him in the WWE book Second Nature.

Riki claimed Charlotte defamed him in the book that WWE released on the Flairs in September 2017 by saying the Flairs wrote negatively about his relationship with Charlotte, falsely stating that he is sterile and incapable of fathering children. The two were married from 2010 to 2011, before Charlotte signed with WWE in 2012.

In an update, Ric Flair, Charlotte, WWE, and Shields were granted a motion on November 29 that they would be given an extended amount of time to respond to the lawsuit that was filed against them, according to PWInsider. The defendants now have until January 18 to respond, unless Johnson resets the clock for a response by filing an amended lawsuit.

When the lawsuit originated, WWE gave a statement to TMZ:

"We recently received what appears to be a meritless lawsuit and we will vigorously defend ourselves."

Riki is seeking more than $5 million in damages. He says the allegations in the book have humiliated his family, including his three children. He also claims the book includes "multiple false allegations physical and/or psychological abuse," and he says he can prove this with police reports and dash-cam footage.

Riki also says the Flairs wrongly claimed he was fired from two jobs to illicit drug use and he was intentionally painted as a bad guy as a way to make Charlotte seem like a "victim who overcame personal adversity and domestic abuse."
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