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Source:- PWINsider
The sign that was actually blurred out on this week's edition of SmackDown! read, "Security Stole My Other Sign."
It is not known what the original sign said.
Reportedly, security stole this sign right around the time where WWE aired the censored footage, but they could not take it away before it made its way onto TV.
WWE, as always, continues to be very strict when it comes to what signs are allowed to be displayed in their arena. Ironically, a company that prides itself and depends on free speech doesn't allow its fans to speak freely.
The sign that was actually blurred out on this week's edition of SmackDown! read, "Security Stole My Other Sign."
It is not known what the original sign said.
Reportedly, security stole this sign right around the time where WWE aired the censored footage, but they could not take it away before it made its way onto TV.
WWE, as always, continues to be very strict when it comes to what signs are allowed to be displayed in their arena. Ironically, a company that prides itself and depends on free speech doesn't allow its fans to speak freely.
Grandprix wrote:
> I've found that although almost everyone has a 'right' to free speech,
> you're better off not using that right.
If only most American's used such sensible reasoning towards their right to carry guns.
> I've found that although almost everyone has a 'right' to free speech,
> you're better off not using that right.
If only most American's used such sensible reasoning towards their right to carry guns.
I've found that although almost everyone has a 'right' to free speech, you're better off not using that right.
Source:- PWINsider
The sign that was actually blurred out on this week's edition of SmackDown! read, "Security Stole My Other Sign."
It is not known what the original sign said.
Reportedly, security stole this sign right around the time where WWE aired the censored footage, but they could not take it away before it made its way onto TV.
WWE, as always, continues to be very strict when it comes to what signs are allowed to be displayed in their arena. Ironically, a company that prides itself and depends on free speech doesn't allow its fans to speak freely.
The sign that was actually blurred out on this week's edition of SmackDown! read, "Security Stole My Other Sign."
It is not known what the original sign said.
Reportedly, security stole this sign right around the time where WWE aired the censored footage, but they could not take it away before it made its way onto TV.
WWE, as always, continues to be very strict when it comes to what signs are allowed to be displayed in their arena. Ironically, a company that prides itself and depends on free speech doesn't allow its fans to speak freely.