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You're an a-hole for convincing me to watch this match. It was everything that is wrong with grounding and maybe one of the worst freestyle matches I have ever watched. The 4:24 sequence you mentioned only got him a step-out where he wasn't even close to actually scoring a takedown. How you linked this match as worth watching is beyond me.

Please, Illinois.

I will absolutely look into them when I have some time, and I guarantee that I will come back and admit I was wrong if they change my thoughts. I appreciate you linking them. I'm always open to change my view given new information.

How was it entrapment? How did the police make him solicit a prostitute?

If you aren't trolling, that is more concerning. I missed all your points, as did seemingly everyone else since you've been arguing from a one man island.

Who's the troll?

I'll give you that it should be in international, but it is very much a wrestling topic.

We can agree to disagree. I have a darker view of how many women end up in this industry in the first place. And that is the root of our disagreement.

I don't think anyone in their late 20s just gets a wild hair one day and decides to order a hooker. There is likely a lot of things that led to this, and I don't think those are going to make this news any more palatable. Typically when someone gets caught in a situation like this, there is a lot more that comes out after the initial discovery.

Because it is illegal and there is absolutely a chance that if this wasn't a sting, that Kyle Snyder would have been soliciting prostitution from someone that was trafficked into the industry. He is participating in what is currently a very toxic exchange that often involves a party that is only "willing" due to fear of the repercussions if they don't. I get what you're saying. If two consenting adults want to have sex with a monetary exchange, that should be legal. However, soliciting a black market service that relies heavily on human trafficking to provide sex workers? Yes, I absolutely have a problem with that. He shouldn't be excused because there should be a better system in place. He participated in what is currently a very dark and sad industry. And that's only what I think of him and the crime.. the fact that he would do this while having a wife and two kids at home is where it becomes a real scumbag act.

You're creating a straw man. No one said that prostitution should be illegal. They said that it currently is heavily connected to human trafficking. You can't excuse Kyle Snyder's solicitation of a prostitute because you believe it should be a regulated industry.

Yeah, try that argument with his wife.

It's a troll job.

Career and reputation are two very different things. Yes, he can continue to wrestle and many will root for him, but he will never be the role model that he was before this news came out.

I don't know if you saw my comment, it was the last one on the other page. I said the same thing. alliseeisgold has to be a jimmy burner. I will admit, he got me. It was a pretty funny troll. 10/10 work there.