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From: akudiya-AT-pseud.pseud
Subject: RE: M-INTRO: Hockey Strike
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 16:09:07 -0400


If they are overpaid, then who should get the money? In this society,
owners maximize and in the end, is it wrong for the players to maximize as
well. I hear this argument all the time and it makes me sick, since the
owners are just getting fatter and fatter. I am not going to game to watch
an owner, I will pay market value to see a great player.  That player
should get his fair share of market value for what he brings to the team
financially.

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From:  tincop-AT-pseud.pseud
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 19:48:11 +0000
To: marxism-intro-AT-lists.village.Virginia.EDU
Subject: RE: M-INTRO: Hockey Strike


When talking about the hockey strike I think that the owners should be able 
to pay the players whatever they want.  I think that in todays society 
sports are not what they used to be.  In the old days people played 
football, baseball,basketball, hockey because they loved the sport not just 
the money.  You can see the difference in todays sports.  people don't live 
to play they just like the money.  In my own opinion I think that all
sports 
players are over paid.  I think that if the hockey owners hold strong and 
the strike doesn't end. who cares!!! fire all of the pro hockey players
that 
won't play for less money take kids from college who love the game and let 
them play.

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