Thousands of protesters descend upon Dodger Stadium, take over entire block as team honors ‘drag nun’ group

NY POST ^ | June 16, 2023 | By Patrick Reilly

[dfwgator]

Communists finally figured out, “If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em”, and infiltrated big business.

[Lisbon1940]

I see $47 in the upper deck.

[healy61]

I thought black face and white face and cultural theft was all poo poo these days. I guess not.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

I haven’t taken my son to a ball game in ages, so we went to a game not long after opening day. I thought I’d treat him to decent third base tickets a few rows up from the field plus lunch before the game. It was a $500 outing! That was the very last pro game I will ever see.

To make matters worse, they had erected a gigantic net from the backstop fence to the outfield, so we had to watch the game through the mesh. It is modern times — ruin everybody’s experience to avoid a couple of fan injuries per year.

[Bon of Babble]

Looks like the stands were almost completely empty - the Dodgers were playing their arch-rival SF Giants and the stands for this game are usually packed:

Hope the usually family-friendly Dodgers have learned something from this - and from A-B, Kohl's and Target:

"Major brands like Anheuser-Busch, Target and Kohl’s have collectively taken $28 billion in losses following boycotts over their decision to push LGBTQ merchandise, according to Axios."

[dfwgator]

Sounds like the Dodgers weaseled out and did the presentation when they knew nobody would be in the stands. But in the end it did look like a decent crowd in the stands. And there was probably still a lot of pro-gay Propaganda disseminated during the game.

[jjotto]

Giants at Dodgers. Big rivalry. Ticket prices increase for rivalry games. Perverts are irrelevant.

BTW, Dodgers sell 40,000 season tickets. Nothing going to hurt them much this year.

[dfwgator]

It wold seem that we already have a centrally controlled and becoming command economy- of the German variety rather than the Russian variety. Either way it seems to be a universal monopoly of large corporations.

That's where we are.

[Bon of Babble]

[dfwgator]

While we were all “Capitalism Uber Alles”, the Communists figured out how to turn that to their advantage. We sold them the rope they would hang us with, just like they said we would.

[Mark17]

Woke as it tends to alienate their customers. It makes no sense.

They don’t care about going broke, as long as the cause of communism is advanced.

[dfwgator]

And once the takeover is complete, the freaks will be first against the wall, once they served their purpose.

And that day is fast approaching.

[Carriage Hill]

SPJNK.

[Chainmail]

So the “promotion” part was irrelevant, right?

[Mark17]

And once the takeover is complete, the freaks will be first against the wall, once they served their purpose.

I think that always happens in a communist take over. As they are being led to the firing squad, they are saying, but we are on your side. The commies will say, if you are a traitor to your own country, we can’t trust you either, as the machine guns rip them to shreds.

[moovova]

"Thousands of protesters descend upon Dodger Stadium, take over entire block as team honors ‘drag nun’ group"

So what?

[chrisinoc]

Judging by the video clips and photos the protests were marginally successful.

Virtually no one sat for the ceremony and no Dodger was photographed with those freaks.

The Dodgers sell about 40,000 season tickets and it looked like some of those seats stayed emptied. But most were occupied.

Sections in the upper levels were mostly empty which meant single game ticket sales were slow.

[Persevero]

They had to have lost, what, a million dollars last night between ticket sales and concessions.

Parking? Merch? Maybe two million.

I hope they get permanently boycotted.

[Persevero]

I don’t think socialism is the answer here.

And I do nt think they made money with this giant insult.

[dfwgator]

I don’t think socialism is the answer here.

Of course not. But my point is we have to understand that what passes for "capitalism" these days is every bit a threat and unhealthy as socialism is.