You agreed 100 percent that watching pro wrestling helps to put the wrong reaction to problems into the minds of kids today. What you put into your head is what you become. Garbage in, garbage out. Often, that realization comes too late and they end up facing legal ramifications for their actions. Wrestling, but not wrestling alone, tends to give the impression that violence is cool and an OK means to an end.
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Only in innovative, local-voiced, interactive Streetmail. Tell your friends about this great newsletter, and I'll print their soapbox issues also. Way to call 'em, Lennie. Al and Nancy left last week for Jacksonville to be with children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. At age 84, Al Irons decided to retire.