Former WWE star Val Venis has responded to Ava’s recent comments concerning the backlash she received over a social media post related to Charlie Kirk.
Speaking during an appearance on “The Downside with Gianmarco Soresi” podcast, Ava discussed the response she faced after posting that if people want others to say kind things about them after they die, they need to strive to say kind things while they’re alive. In keeping with Ava, the post resulted in a wave of hateful messages, particularly from conservative men who were unfamiliar together with her.
Venis took issue with those remarks and shared his thoughts on Twitter, arguing that Ava misunderstood Charlie Kirk’s public record. He wrote,
“📢 Ava’s statement, ‘For those who want people to have kind words once you pass, you must say kind words once you’re alive,’ reflects, in my opinion, a profound misunderstanding of Charlie Kirk’s public record.”
“Ava isn’t silly. She is ignorant. If her claim were subjected to the identical standard of due process applied in a courtroom, she would wish to present concrete examples showing that Charlie Kirk was unkind. Simply asserting it isn’t evidence.”
“As for her father, The Rock, I consider he sold his soul and used his influence to advertise a narrative surrounding the 2020 presidential election that I strongly disagree with. In my view, that very same unwillingness to critically examine the evidence appears to run within the family.”
So apparently it’s okay for Sean “Val Venis” Morley (and others) to mock people based on their race, beliefs, and the best way they live their lives – but it surely’s not okay for anyone else to criticize their opinions. Venis recently referred to Michelle Obama as a “man,” although those claims are very much unsubstantiated and to be blunt – flat out false.
Ava’s original comments centered on how the response differed from the criticism she has grown accustomed to receiving from wrestling fans due to her family ties. She said,
“I used to be quite used to getting hated on by wrestling fans. I’m used to that! People have been doing that due to who my dad is for years. There have been so many indignant conservative men that I used to be like, ‘You don’t even know who I’m.”
“I used to be quite used to getting hated on by wrestling fans. I’m used to that!” – Welcome to my world, Ava. Bring it on! – RC
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