Ventura’s words struck many as deeply unsettling, especially in a moment already marked by grief and shock. By describing the Butler shooting as a possible “blade job,” Jesse Ventura introduced language from staged wrestling into a real-life tragedy where lives were lost and others seriously injured. For many, this framing felt dismissive, as if it reduced real suffering and trauma to something theatrical rather than acknowledging its hum…See more
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