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Originally Posted by TL
^ Exactly what im thinking Destor, the fact that there's almost a whole day seperation shows he knew what he was doing, to an extent atleast. Its weird the more i hear about this the more its starting to sink in and the more uneasy i feel. I haven't really been that affected yet.
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The day long seperation between each murder is what makes the whole thing worse. I know some people don't want to believe it, but the fact is that no matter how you slice it Chris Benoit was a sick fuck. He did what he did and I just don't think theres a way around it.
Personally, I don't see how anyone can get past it. Technically, his career is still the same. But it's the same guy who flipped out and killed his family, it's a murderer. How often have you been entertained by a child murderer and watched them regularly? And how often have you continued to watch them?
To me, I think without a doubt the whole thing destroyed his career and legacy and everything about him.
I guess people can call their own shots. But to be honest I think anyone who says that Chris Benoit the man isn't Chris Benoit the wrestler bullshit is just in denial. I think it's really just a way of telling yourself some bullshit so you don't have to come to terms with it, and more pathetically, so you don't have to give up one of your wrestlers and some favorite matches.
Me, I have no problem doing it. I look at him, what he did to his family, what he did to his friends, what he did to his fans, his coworkers, his business and least of all his own legacy...I look at what he did and I see a monster and probably the biggest peice of shit that belongs in hell.
The thing that's weird about it, is not only is he a child murderer and wife killer, he's one that many of us have been in a presence of. One that all of us have watched. And one that most of thought we knew better, as wrestling fans falsey tend to do. Truth is we didn't. And now all I can say is true colors.
Usually when you hear about a filthy murderer, you hear about them because of what they did. Normally you don't know of them before it.