are you guys tired of these overpaid athlete, CEO, musician, movie star, etc...?

[w1s3m0n]

Socialists are like Christians.  They have this idealistic aspiration that they can never be.  Why do I say this? Many of both groups won't give the shirt off their back to someone less fortunate.  Therefore, it's all about manipulation for gains...none of it is about MORALITY or ETHICS.  It's all about the ME-ME-ME-and MORE-ME.

So how much do you donate to a cause per year?  10%, 20%, 30%?  Or you are just a keyboard warrior talking about how to be good for your benefit?

it's all about being fair and moral
throughout the public school system, kids being taught to share
if you have 100 apple, you share them with the rest of the kids
so no one starve

just watch, man

the people are starting to wake up
that why bernie sander was sooo popular
you going see socialism take place
(FYI, they already are, medicare, social security, etc....)

[hmgROCK]

proudlao, can you tell your friend why he cherrypick and  listed sucky team
i counted the brown four times

like a ghost town

"Falcons at Browns, November 11: Average ticket $88; cheapest ticket $21*
Panthers at Browns, December 9: Average ticket $88; cheapest ticket $20
Colts at Jets, October 14: Average ticket $87; cheapest ticket $35
Buccaneers at Bengals, October 28: Average ticket $84; cheapest ticket $28
Titans at Bills, October 7: Average ticket $84; cheapest ticket $44
Ravens at Browns, October 7: Average ticket $83; cheapest ticket $23
Jets at Browns, September 20: Average ticket $82; cheapest ticket $25
Lions at Bills, December 16: Average ticket $71; cheapest ticket $17
Jets at Bills, December 9: Average ticket $67; cheapest ticket $21
Jaguars at Bills, November 25: Average ticket $62; cheapest ticket $25"

[theking]

proudlao, can you tell your friend why he cherrypick and  listed sucky team
i counted the brown four times

So now that you got caught red-handed for making an ignorant claim:

"only the really wealthy.."

You're going to run to the "mods and admins" for help...Yep, same folks you put down not too long ago..

Regardless if it's the "Browns" or which ever NFL team, they are still "athlete"...

FACT!!!

[hmgROCK]

Lol

Ask your PH friend, FLINT
To teach you about elementary math

KEKEKEKE
 


you should ask your friend, flint
to teach you about math

you remember those "MEAN ( aka average), MODE,  MEDIAN" back in elementary math class


i just give you a quick example:

WORKER 1:  $30,000
WORKER 2:  $30,000
WORKER 3:  $30,000
WORKER 4:  $30,000
WORKER 5;  $30,000
WORKER 6:  $30,000
WORKER 7:   $5,000,000  (because he is the CEO)

AVERAGE SALARY IS WHOPPER:  $740,000


 
damn, that work place is paying people good, their average salary is $740,000
I WANT TO GO WORK THERE AND RETIRED THERE

/SARCASM

hahahaha

 

[hmgROCK]

Dude

You ever go to the game IRL?
Or just the buffet line

Trust me

A good seat up close
Where you can see
Will cost you

[theking]

Lol

Ask your PH friend, FLINT
To teach you about elementary math

I'm not the one that can't do basic decimal and got called out publicly...

But the worst part is instead of you thanking that PH member for pointing out your wrongs so you can learn from it, you continue the cycle of fail...

I mean who in their right mind would claim that "only the really wealthy" can go to a football game...

[theking]

Dude

You ever go to the game IRL?
Or just the buffet line

Trust me

A good seat up close
Where you can see
Will cost you

I've been to many games and yes some seats cost more than other seats but that doesn't mean that "only the really wealthy" can go to a football game as you ignorantly claimed...

Every seat "will cost you" unless it's given away at no charge for what ever reason...but again, that doesn't mean that "only the really wealthy" can attend...

2018 NFL average ticket prices:

Average NFL ticket price by team in 2018 (in U.S. dollars)*
Ticket price in U.S. dollars

Chargers: 199
Patriots: 127
Redskins: 117
Giants: 116
Ravens: 115
Cowboys: 115
Bears: 112
Rams: 111
Panthers: 110
Texans: 109
Packers: 107
...
https://www.statista.com/statistics/193595/average-ticket-price-in-the-nfl-by-team/

[Believe_N_Me]

you remember the french revolution
at that time, there were kings and queen who were super wealthy
they were living high and tall

than the hungry pleasant came knocking saying how there no wheat to eat
and the kings and queen was like
"let them eat cake"


the poor rises and overthrow the lords, queen and kings
and the guillotine was the perfer method

Damn, you are one envious son-of-a-haha!

Btw, you are making an inaccurate equivalency you dumb biatch.

The reason athletes get paid that much is due to free market and capitalism. You disagree with their wages then just don't watch or go to the games. Bet your biatch-ass will still be paying for that stadium if it's in your city. 

What happened in FRANCE is entirely different.

[hmgROCK]

Damn, you are one envious son-of-a-haha!

Btw, you are making an inaccurate equivalency you dumb biatch.

The reason athletes get paid that much is due to free market and capitalism. You disagree with their wages then just don't watch or go to the games. Bet your biatch-ass will still be paying for that stadium if it's in your city. 

What happened in FRANCE is entirely different.

THE TRUTH HURTS
wiki for you since you like to google soo much


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Revolution

The French Revolution (French: Révolution française [ʁevɔlysjɔ̃ fʁɑ̃sɛːz]) was a period of far-reaching social and political upheaval in France and its colonies beginning in 1789. The Revolution overthrew the monarchy, established a republic, catalyzed violent periods of political turmoil, and finally culminated in a dictatorship under Napoleon who brought many of its principles to areas he conquered in Western Europe and beyond. Inspired by liberal and radical ideas, the Revolution profoundly altered the course of modern history, triggering the global decline of absolute monarchies while replacing them with republics and liberal democracies.[1] Through the Revolutionary Wars, it unleashed a wave of global conflicts that extended from the Caribbean to the Middle East. Historians widely regard the Revolution as one of the most important events in human history.[2][3][4]