While I agree to an extent with them they also have to realize the job causes a lot of injuries and with that comes a lifetime of physical pain. Especially with some of the moves their vrestlers are expected to perform. To say the fault lies squarely on the performers is hypocritical.
raging_demons <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
>After the death of Luna Vachon, WWE released a public statement about substance abuse.
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>""Not withstanding our extensive Talent Wellness Program for current Superstars, WWE goes to great lengths to help our former talent who may have substance abuse problems, offering complete drug rehabilitation at no cost to them. Ultimately, however, stars in any form of entertainment should be held personally responsible for their own actions. Prescription drug overdose is a problem not only with former WWE talent, but society as a whole according to the Center for Disease Control, as it is the second leading cause of unintentional death (particularly among younger people) in the U.S.""
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