Could Someone Tell me What these guys are protesting... specifically
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I thought they were protesting for the right to be paid 15 dollars an hour. I am pretty sure that if they were making at least that, they would not be out there complaining about what a sucko country this is.
Oh wait, nevermind, I think it is just Colin Crockernik who is hoping to make at least 15 dollars an hour this season. My bad.
Oh wait, nevermind, I think it is just Colin Crockernik who is hoping to make at least 15 dollars an hour this season. My bad.
Thats like a college calculus professor asking a first grader for math help.
These lefties don't learn. Movie attendance is down because of the big mouth fools in hollywood. Their media is piling up financial loses. People have cut the cord on CNN and ESPN . Now pro sports, which was once the refuge from b.s. politics is being disgraced.
It just smells.
Collectively this group of players, owners and sponsors have the money and the pull to make the changes.
Get off your knees and do something concrete.
Hands up... change the channel... I am not buying.
It just smells.
Collectively this group of players, owners and sponsors have the money and the pull to make the changes.
Get off your knees and do something concrete.
Hands up... change the channel... I am not buying.
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Thank you for the textbook example, Tony!
So when AAA says:
Futurecurrents claims he is being racist for it:
But when AAA says to consider NASCAR, you can say this:
And somehow it's not racist? I'd like to understand how that works, Tony. Please enlighten me.
How can AAA be called racist for suggesting NFL players are below average in intelligence and lacking basic judgment skills, but you can't be racist when you insult NASCAR folks in precisely the same manner?
Or are you racist, too?
that is where your racist dnc bubble thoughts are wrong again young confused padwan.
you can tell by the ads my demographic and my family are exactly what the want.
For instance they need people who buy new cars.
My wife and I purchased a new Tahoe and a new Explorer in the last two years to fit our 4 kids. Not bragging because as single guy I might have had more disposable income than I have now... but I am the personification of the demo that spends big dollars on the stuff their sponsors are selling.
They alienate my demographic... and they are... and they will lose massive advertising dollars.
regarding hollywood... maybe to some degree they are willing to sell a hundred million less a movie... but... if you read some of the trade articles you see that movie studio offerings are contracting.
you can tell by the ads my demographic and my family are exactly what the want.
For instance they need people who buy new cars.
My wife and I purchased a new Tahoe and a new Explorer in the last two years to fit our 4 kids. Not bragging because as single guy I might have had more disposable income than I have now... but I am the personification of the demo that spends big dollars on the stuff their sponsors are selling.
They alienate my demographic... and they are... and they will lose massive advertising dollars.
regarding hollywood... maybe to some degree they are willing to sell a hundred million less a movie... but... if you read some of the trade articles you see that movie studio offerings are contracting.
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Jem they keep telling you with their actions they don't care if you are a customer.You are not as important as you think you are.The majority of NFL fans will continue to watch,males need sports.They might boo and whine about kneeling but most will continue to watch.The few like yourself who cant get over it they are willing to spare.
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its a private business... they can destroy an Icon like Pan American airways if they wish. People build up business then heirs and cronies sometimes destroy them.
fools alienating their fans....
The L.A. chargers had about 21,000 at their game yesterday.
(save Jerry Jones who seems to understand things... so far.)
http://thebiglead.com/2017/09/24/los-angeles-chargers-welcomed-another-embarrassing-crowd-in-week-3/
Stop me if you’ve heard this before: the crowd at StubHub Center for a San Diego Los Angeles Chargers game was awful. A huge portion of the crowd were Kansas City Chiefs fans, and for the fourth time in four games at the stadium (including two preseason contests) there were plenty of empty seats. And just a friendly reminder, StubHub only seats 27,000.
How bad was it? Well, the Chargers knew the crowd was so pro-Chiefs that they didn’t even do player introductions over the public address system due to fears their own players would get booed. In their home stadium. In a new city the league told us was so desperate to have the NFL that it could support two teams. A city Dean Spanossaid contained 25 percent of the team’s fans.
So, the “Fight for LA” is going swimmingly it appears.
Check out some of the tweets and crowd shots from the day:
click link above for more...
fools alienating their fans....
The L.A. chargers had about 21,000 at their game yesterday.
(save Jerry Jones who seems to understand things... so far.)
http://thebiglead.com/2017/09/24/los-angeles-chargers-welcomed-another-embarrassing-crowd-in-week-3/
Stop me if you’ve heard this before: the crowd at StubHub Center for a San Diego Los Angeles Chargers game was awful. A huge portion of the crowd were Kansas City Chiefs fans, and for the fourth time in four games at the stadium (including two preseason contests) there were plenty of empty seats. And just a friendly reminder, StubHub only seats 27,000.
How bad was it? Well, the Chargers knew the crowd was so pro-Chiefs that they didn’t even do player introductions over the public address system due to fears their own players would get booed. In their home stadium. In a new city the league told us was so desperate to have the NFL that it could support two teams. A city Dean Spanossaid contained 25 percent of the team’s fans.
So, the “Fight for LA” is going swimmingly it appears.
Check out some of the tweets and crowd shots from the day:
click link above for more...
