Posted on 06/17/2023 5:10:17 AM PDT by dennisw
If so, Russia must be correct in banning the promotion of the LGBT agenda and sex changes on kids.
Yet, in the war in Ukraine, you're on the side of the Biden regime and those bullying nations worldwide, including Russia, to accept the LGBT agenda.
Woe to those that call evil good and good evil. That's exactly what you're doing in the war in Ukraine -- siding with evil (the Biden regime, "liberal world order" and the neo-Nazis in Ukraine).
I think they must be getting compensated by the richer than God (pardon the expression) global elitist cabal.
MLB = QueerFest
They were BLM Suckers too
I see $47 in the upper deck.
“49,000 attended a the game. Sounds like a good promotion.”
Yes, but they say the boycott was successful.
So successful, that the average attendance for a Dodger game this season is 47000 and last night they only had 49000 in attendance.
That’s Boycott Math.
I have been a Dodger Fan since the day they moved to L.A. from Brooklyn. Attended multiple games over the years and was a huge fan of Vin Scully when he was the Dodger voice. Throughout their history and the glory days of Tommy La Sorda I was an unwavering supporter. Sadly, now I don’t even recognize their management or have an understanding of how they make decisions. I can only assume that Walter O’Malley is turning over in his grave. As of today, sadly, the Dodgers’ have lost this fan.
I see $47 in the upper deck.......
I remember the upper deck being $1—you didn’t get a ticket just a token coin you put in the turnstile. No raincheck because it never rained.
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The Fenway bleachers were always fun. I was there 8 times in the early 1990s. Day games. Admittance was $2. It seems they go for 20-70 dollars these days
That was an hour before the game started. Supposedly there were 49000 at the game.
If the capacity is 49,000, I would say at the end of the game there were about 35,000-40,000 there.
Dodger Stadium capacity is 56,000. Very big place.
The capacity is 56000.
As someone said recently we used to be forced to tolerate and allow others the right to what we personally cannot stand but now we are forced to “celebrate” them or get punished. That is not freedom.
And one tiny word of disagreement over a trans or LGBTQ+ person’s choices or their terms for gender and we get lambasted.
But attacks and ridicule of a religion? Go for it.
Photo....
Guess this wasn’t from Song of Bernadette.
Remember when allowing a BLM acolyte to take a knee or stay in the dugout for the pregame ceremonies was a headline story?
Now they “celebrate” blasphemy.
Next: Golden Calf at MLB games allowed to carry corporate sponsor advertising says Supreme Court.
*That’s Boycott Math.*
When I watched baseball I’d always look into the stands when the ball was hit in the air-same with football(punts). I’d use that as a measure to travel to the city the next year.
Didn’t watch last night’s game. There must be a twitter clip of a fly ball getting hit in the stands mid-game. That would be an accurate measurement.
If I’m not mistaken the National League reports their attendance based on tickets sold (including season tickets already purchased). They do not report their attendance based on bodies coming through the turnstiles.
I go to high school baseball games in the area. $5 entrance fee and $7 meal deal at the concession stand; brat, chips and a drink. The kids are the Fall football and Winter wrestling talent pool as well as spring track. There are some really good games since Seniors are out to even the score for football and wrestling losses before they head out on life.
We used to go to the San Jose Giants (CA) farm club games. Really good baseball, economical, a fun old-school stadium, great food, and silly games the players would play (like trying to knock out the headlights in an old truck from 90 ft away). The games were more fun and a game, food and drink could be had for under $25 twenty years ago.
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