And perhaps that is all a certain percentage of society knows how to do? I would hope that people could still get together online and discuss wrestling civilly, and they do, but society in general seems to be attracted to the negative much more than the positive. If they get tired of talking trash, and don't know how to have a rational, logical debate about who is better than who, then not much happens, right?

It is kind of like the reffing situation. People love to complain about the reffing (and coaching) but there is no big line of people to get in there and do a better job in either one. It doesn't bother me much when people complain about the reffing in a match. Sometimes they are right and it was bad. Other times they don't have a clue. A week ago I reffed a match at a tournament when the kid lost 0-15. Afterwards I overheard the coach telling the kids how bad the officiating was. I didn't say anything but I looked at my table help and asked them was there even on controversial call in the match? They said not a one. I have no idea why the coach was saying what he did to the kid unless he was just trying to salvage the kids sanity after a butt whooping.

Isn't life fun?