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So true, but the problem is that people would rather feel the sensation of a buzz or a high rather than the sensation of truth going through them. "Life is like being at sea. Truth is the wind that goes through our sails." And you wonder why no one has gone anywhere lately. People don't care about the truth. People approach situations this way: "if it hasn't happened to me yet, then I don't see it happening two days from now." Unfortunately, the majority of people that think with that mentality end up learning the lesson the hard way (death). It's hard to change the mentality of people. Showing them consequences isn't enough. They need to look at the victims. If that wasn't enough evidence for them to stop abusing their bodies, then there is nothing left to do but to let them be. Vince isn't going to go bankrupt any time soon, so why in the hell won't he fire those that do drugs? He knows the only reason these people abuse their bodies is simply to maintain a chiseled figure in front of the camera. Firing them will only take away the purpose of doing the drugs (until they find some Indy Federation).
Vince is truly Satan, regardless of the fact that he is one of the most intelligent marketmen. To allow employees to do this to themselves is a shame, and to fire Piper for exposing the truth is wrong. Vince knows that this is a problem, and as you said, he finds no problem with them doing this, as long as they show up and catch ratings. Next victim, in my mind, should be Scott Steiner. Anyone can highly doubt that is his actual body... and I predict his death will come just as terribly as Hawk's.
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