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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Re: Denial of free speech @ games?
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True men understand the value of criticism, and appreciate it for what it's worth. Weak men get angry. Dan Snyder represents much of what is wrong with people today.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Greensboro, North Carolina
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Re: Denial of free speech @ games?
I'm all for freedom of speech, but if these people are that disgruntled with Snyder, wouldn't it speak louder to just not go to the games?
At the same time, throwing these people out is definitely thin skinned. Without the fans, there is no Daniel Snyder, there is no full stadium, there is no Washington Redskins. So, I DO think people have the right to voice their displeasure inside the stadium. Fans were even approached by security in the parking lots. Now, that is above and beyond.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Greensboro, North Carolina
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Re: Denial of free speech @ games?
Exactly! I didn't see one fan wearing any of those shirts on TV. But, if I had tuned in and noticed that half the stadium is empty (like it was last week,) then I would know something is wrong.
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Re: Denial of free speech @ games?
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Re: Denial of free speech @ games?
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Join Date: May 2008
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"And the Redskins went down there and manhandled them and they basically undressed them and now everybody's been lining up to get a piece of them." - John Riggins on the last game we played in Texas Stadium |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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I'm never going to be strip-searched in any stadium, at any time. |
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Jacksonville, Forida
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Re: Denial of free speech @ games?
Despite all of these measures, some offensive signs were smuggled through security. Therefore, I think it may be time for Snyder to consider instituting random strip-searches of fans to put a stop to the offensive practice of smuggling signs into the stadium.
The P.G. County police know more about this type of thing than Snyder's rent-a-cops, so he might want to consider enlisting their help in this effort. From a facilities point-of-view, the sign police could just set up rows of sanitized porta-potties near the turnstiles. This would provide a private, clean, and safe environment the fans who are strip-searched. I'm not suggesting that any significant number of fans should be strip-searched. That would be ridiculous! Of course, no premium seat ticket-holders should be searched - they are the most loyal fans and they pay too much for their seats to be delayed at the stadium entrances. And only one percent or less of the people in the cheap seats should be asked to step into a porta-potty to be strip-searched. Fewer still should be asked to drop their drawers and bend over for a more thorough search for possible offensive signage hidden on their bodies. This should provide a safer and more enjoyable stadium experience for the vast majority of fans who are not detained by police and strip-searched prior the game. |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Denial of free speech @ games?
I really, really, hope so!
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Re: Denial of free speech @ games?
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I hadn't thought of the need for warrants. Well, maybe Snyder could get a judge to provide stacks of all-purpose warrants with blank names that could be filled in by the sign police just before they drag fans to porta-potties to be strip-searched. |
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Re: Denial of free speech @ games?
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"And the Redskins went down there and manhandled them and they basically undressed them and now everybody's been lining up to get a piece of them." - John Riggins on the last game we played in Texas Stadium |
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