I checked online and it seems Ohio is similar to how you described Florida. 3rd degree misdemeanor as long as the person is 18 years of age or older. Felony for a minor or someone with developmental disabilities. Also a felony if the solicitor has previously tested positive for HIV
You can clown emoji me all you want but you're displaying a lack of wrestling knowledge. The year Figs beat Ayala he took losses to Provo, got majored by Sprately, and even lost to Renteria.
So no. Would not be an upset
We have history between the two. Figs won 7-2 at NCAA's '24. He'll have an entire season at 133 under his belt to adjust. If he fills in to the weight nicely than they go into the match as a toss up
Gradually started before this but the big shift came in the 90's with the rise of Howard Stern and Jerry Springer. It culminated with the Clinton/Lewinsky scandal. Meaning the public was ready to shed the US "morality myth" that made it's last stand in the 80's.
I think this has been the case throughout history. Rich and famous always get a pass breaking certain social norms vs the common man. I've always seen it as the common man is perceived to be the more decent human so is expected to have higher values.
There is no such thing as outright ownership, freedom, or privacy. This concept is a Disney fairy tale. Our country is structurally set up to provide us with levels of these rights and types of ownership.