Reply #10

Sun Jul 29, 2012, 11:26 AM

Proving corporations are NOT people.

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19 replies	Author	Time	Post
Empty seats overshadow Games, China dominates [View all]	bemildred	Jul 2012	OP
That what you get when the games are sold to sponsors who don't give a shit	Lars77	Jul 2012	#1
I did not see ticket prices in the article but when people's jobs are uncertain or they have no jobs	wordpix	Jul 2012	#2
everybody must be working security jobs... or on the "Can not buy" list	may3rd	Jul 2012	#7
here's a wikianswer to the cost of tix: $31-$3,118, depending on event	wordpix	Jul 2012	#13
$700 to watch a swim meet?	pscot	Jul 2012	#17
i think virtually every seat up for sale in the uk sold	PaulaFarrell	Jul 2012	#16
Many people said that they couldn't get tickets	Rosa Luxemburg	Jul 2012	#3
Maybe this has something to do with the subway system "crawling"	lunatica	Jul 2012	#4
And with TV/online technology getting better, why not sit at home?	GodlessBiker	Jul 2012	#5
noticed that last nite	maindawg	Jul 2012	#6
Between the witless commentary	pscot	Jul 2012	#18
London 2012: Olympics venues stuffed - Lord Coe	bemildred	Jul 2012	#8
Ticket Sabatoge?	grilled onions	Jul 2012	#9
Seriously??	B2G	Jul 2012	#11
People fill seats not corporations.	liberal N proud	Jul 2012	#10
Different times, vastly different situations,	benld74	Jul 2012	#12
I work in a large performance venue and this is not uncommon -	lynne	Jul 2012	#14
how come Mittie missed this one when he was bashing the British preparations?	wordpix	Jul 2012	#15
Mittens may have been tactless, but he said the truth.	Beacool	Jul 2012	#19

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