Hulk Hogan Tells Netflix Producers They ‘Need to Stop’ Asking About Brother’s Overdose in Final Interview

It's literally the last three words of the title of this post.

It’s not a “Whataboutism” - I acknowledged that he played a role initially …. but it’s lazy and disingenuous to argue that he was the “driving force” and then ignore the fact that the initial event happened in 1986 (40 years ago) and then ignore all of the time in between today … where nothing has changed. But hey … let’s suppose you’re right ? Hogan acted as an impediment to Unionization. Was that the only factor that stopped it? How difficult would Unionization have been even with Hulk? How dos the independent contractor status play into it? What was the politics of the country at the time? By 1986 … most companies had access to fully fleshed out guides/playbooks used to disrupt union behavior. Was there a formal path for Independent Contractors to unionize? Since they weren’t recognized as employees … that means they don’t have access to the NLRB or any of their systems. So even if they had majority support - contractors aren’t federally protected - which means that Vince was not obligated to negotiate… this along with a plethora of other reasons have caused the issue. But sure let’s say it’s Hogan’s fault and ignore the business politics and the way the law was written. Nuance is dead.

Take a breath there, brotherrrr