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In reply to the discussion: Police union: Officers may boycott 49ers over Kaepernick [View all]Brother Buzz
(39,776 posts)21. Ninety cents admission for the open and totally exposed right field bleachers
We were always toasty warm as long as we stayed in our sleeping bags, and that was for summer baseball. Left field general admission offered a little more protection, but the requisite $2.75 was a little pricey for me back in those days. Willie Mays ALWAYS tossed the outfield warm-up ball into the right field bleachers just before the game, and it was an event that was more significant and uplifting than that National Anthem mumbo-jumbo in my young baseball crazed mind. I was sad to see the bleaches disappear when they completed the wrap-around reconfiguration for football.

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They aren't asking for a law to be passed to deny him the right to his protest
mythology
Sep 2016
#38
Anti-cop internet tough guys (and gals) are a never-ending source of entertainment.
SMC22307
Sep 2016
#68
I thought the reason we're supposed to admire cops is that they protect and serve no matter what.
Brickbat
Sep 2016
#5
Exactly. This is incredibly unprofessional of the SFPD and their pig union. n/t
backscatter712
Sep 2016
#67
Ninety cents admission for the open and totally exposed right field bleachers
Brother Buzz
Sep 2016
#21
I doubt this will make you feel better but: The police have no obligation to protect.
Nuclear Unicorn
Sep 2016
#76
I support the 1%er. I support his right to protest, or to be an asshole, ...
JustABozoOnThisBus
Sep 2016
#26
I disagree with kaepernicks ideology vehemently, however, he HAS a right to protest and
onecaliberal
Sep 2016
#46
I imagine they can hire triple the amt. of security with a private firm for what they pay SCPD.
Historic NY
Sep 2016
#40
I imagne they can hire replacement workers for just about any strike at a cheaper price
Travis_0004
Sep 2016
#79
Is there a clause in their contract for hurt feelings? Otherwise fire em if they boycott.
CBGLuthier
Sep 2016
#63