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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501
That would be expensive if you mean he'd also have to buy one for all the fans losing their blood pressure over a guy kneeling for the anthem. But right, to you, there's only one side overreacting to this.
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FTR, I'm still not buying into your theory of murderous meany masses making Peters cry with their boos and hisses.
But even if I were, you're still missing the dynamic that one side is the customer, paying millions for entertainment, and the other is the performer putting millions in the bank.
Whatever about the performance displeases them, what's the incentive to remain silent about it? Do they get a game check? Or is it just the warm feeling of being a polite audience?
Seems to me you want the whitebread conservatism of your imagined audience when it makes them too polite to boo an asshole, but you also want to damn that same supposed stereotype when it gets tired of the antics and claps back.