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[khaledsa at juno.com]

John

Wouldn't be an amazing thing to watch

In my mind I dream of the impossible sometime. What if no one showed up
to the pro basketball game ( those who are under contract would still buy
the tickets, but a no show).
would the owner of the franchise cut the price in half for the next game.
Or a whole municipality called to cancel their cable. Things like that
would be fun to watch. No body goes to the movies for a whole month.
Would actors salaries get cut and thicket prices drop to 1/2.

Huge massive movements, done in earnest, peacefully. Every time you buy
something and say 'what a rip-off'. To let the word out and have a
national, better yet a global boycott. I am not talking here about
freedom of choice, just do it for the experiment of it. Yes if someone
wants to pay $10,000 season tickets, that's their chose. But you tell me
that if I told that those tickets could be had for $5,000, that they
would not jump on it in  heartbeat.

Just a dream

Khaled 
On Sat, 5 Jun 2010 10:14:08 -0700 John Carl <ridgecoyote at gmail.com>
writes:
> I don't think coercion is needed to end massive corporate influence 
> in our
> lives Khaled.  All we have to do to end it is turn our backs en 
> masse.  It
> looks like such a vast thing, this Giant we have created, but if 
> nobody went
> to McDonalds for a week, the McDonalds corporation would shrivel up 
> and blow
> away.
> 
> J
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