BobDole

It is easy to share disinformation without any research with a simply share/retweet on social media without even reading the article or any due diligence if it "supports" your line of thinking. Remember last year when a news person on Facebook put they "Support mandatory VACATIONS?" People commenting were going off the rails because they are idiots and are easily triggered by anything against their beliefs. At what point should disinformation result in deletion of content or banning of the offender? If someone comes on here and says a prominent person in the wrestling community is a part of some highly illegal activity without any proof, should it be taken down? What if that person is one of the InterMat people? With social media and even a smaller version like a messageboard comes responsibility to curb disinformation or else we have the "if true" people that comment on anything that doesn't fit their beliefs or narrative.

Much like Askren said on FRL yesterday, he likes to instill fear that you'll never win in the first match. If you give your opponent hope, he'll always have hope.

Snuffed out a new name before he could even post today.

If you haven't go listen to his Wrestling Changed My Life podcast, it is a great listen. I was listening to it on a roadtrip and my wife who was casually hearing what was said perked up and even asked who he was after some of the things he said.

Most websites these days are responsive and look just as nice on mobile.

Just go to Intermatforums.com and you can see everything. The site is mobile friendly and responsive(adapts to mobile and desktop browsing). No need for 1980's technology like Tapatalk.

Your club was approved almost immediately, you need to create a forum on there to add content.

For some odd reason your IP address is exactly the same as Dan's.

Anyone that posts on this thread is a suspected Dan alias.

I clicked on this and was thinking you took pictures of @jagger712