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Topic	All-Purpose Wrestling Topic Part 497 - RIP, Howard Finkel
PrivateBiscuit1 05/20/20 2:04:39 AM #292:	TheRock1525 posted... That seems pretty semantic to argue there's a difference between "responsibility" and "fault." Isn't saying you're responsible for something more severe? You're allowed to play semantics when your husband is dead and the company that was overtly negligent refuses to admit fault. Especially when that company has said it's a freak accident and refused to accept blame for it. Vince said he wanted Owen to descend slightly faster for TV. The guy they usually get to do stunts like this said it wasn't possible to do safely. So Vince kicked him to the curb, talked to a bunch of other people who said it wasn't possible to do safely, and then got a guy who claimed to have set up Sting's rigging who said he could do it and didn't verify that at all, and he used faulty rigging. All because Vince wanted to save a couple seconds. And Vince says "I feel responsible for his death since I was in charge." Instead of "It's my fault because I was negligent and didn't give a shit about his safety." There's a distinction there in that he was saying this at a mediation, with legal counsel sitting beside him saying "Whatever you do don't say it was your fucking fault." Because they get coached in this. So he says "I feel responsible" because it's not an admission of fault. TheRock1525 posted... Also not sure if it's for the sake of WWE TV or not but Ember Moon is talking about having a career ending injury. This would be the injury Nia Jax caused, FYI. Which means she'll probably be rewarded with the title soon. --- Check out my entertainment blog!: www.heroicbiz.com I discuss video games, comics, movies, and TV! <cite>PrivateBiscuit1 posted [p:939429320] in All-Purpos... [t:78591336]...</cite> <quote>TheRock1525 posted... </cite> <quote>That seems pretty semantic to argue there's a difference between "responsibility" and "fault." Isn't saying you're responsible for something more severe?</quote>You're allowed to play semantics when your husband is dead and the company that was overtly negligent refuses to admit fault. Especially when that company has said it's a freak accident and refused to accept blame for it. Vince said he wanted Owen to descend slightly faster for TV. The guy they usually get to do stunts like this said it wasn't possible to do safely. So Vince kicked him to the curb, talked to a bunch of other people who said it wasn't possible to do safely, and then got a guy who claimed to have set up Sting's rigging who said he could do it and didn't verify that at all, and he used faulty rigging. All because Vince wanted to save a couple seconds. And Vince says "I feel responsible for his death since I was in charge." Instead of "It's my fault because I was negligent and didn't give a shit about his safety." There's a distinction there in that he was saying this at a mediation, with legal counsel sitting beside him saying "Whatever you do don't say it was your fucking fault." Because they get coached in this. So he says "I feel responsible" because it's not an admission of fault. TheRock1525 posted... </cite> <quote>Also not sure if it's for the sake of WWE TV or not but Ember Moon is talking about having a career ending injury.</quote>This would be the injury Nia Jax caused, FYI. Which means she'll probably be rewarded with the title soon. --- Check out my entertainment blog!: www.heroicbiz.com I discuss video games, comics, movies, and TV!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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