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Get over yourselves. You would have posted the video had it been Biden.
philly has to a hole when assholes boo 1. governor of alask 2. vp hopeful...
no matter what, is it extremely classless.
Get over yourselves. You would have posted the video had it been Biden.
I disagree. They paid to watch sports entertainment, not a political convention.
I think it's well within their rights to disapprove of her.
i dont give a who it is. if they are an invited guest the fans should treat them as such. all losers... i would say the same if they did it to obama too. there is a time and a place for like that... throwing out the first puck with her family... come on... uneducated philly people.
Boooooooooooooooooooooooo
A hockey arena is not the place to be rowdy.
"is it extremely classless."
holy ing .
A right-winger whining about classless, as if the widedly noted and widely debunked slime and lies of McNasty's campagin is oozing with class and civility.
As always, ANY kind of dissent or opposition, no matter how legitmate, and the right-wingers go wimpering and whining like pussy-whipped girly-men.
Why should Philly fans show pitbull ed ANY respect? She's earned it as Mistress of Slime and Lies?
Posting the video's cool, it's the Phanatics poor treatment of the lady that's bothersome, but it's a hockey crowd, not unexpected at all.
Not a big deal, just a bit embarrassing for the lady.
Why is it bothersome?
That was a damn funny video. McCainiacs getting mad at Philly for booing? What's next ... getting mad at Floridians for being old?
Honest question, or are you infatuated with my opinions.
Casting her suckering role aside as bait for religious radicals and "Christian" supremacists, pitbull should stop sports-bra-ing her huge s and start showing miles of cleavage. Lots of bubbas would vote for cleavage (but they're already voting McNasty).
Boos turned into cheers and wolf-whistles!
It's an honest question.
My take is that folks don't want any politics forced into their hockey night. In that respect, i don't find it bothersome in the least.
It's Philly being Philly. This is a city that had to have a court set up at their football stadium on game days.
I'd feel the same way for anyone that I liked that went through an embarrassing situation, whether they deserved it or not.
Again, not a big deal. It was not a smart move having her drop the puck.
I don't know if they still have it or not...but the fact they did have one says all that needs to be said:
http://www.sportslawnews.com/archive...es%20Court.htm
The "Eagles Court" May End in Philadelphia
Dispute between judge and police commissioner may doom stadium tribunal
Philadelphia, October 3, 1999 -- Municipal Court Judge Seamus McCaffery sits at the helm of "Eagles Court." The court room is not under an imposing image of the United States' national symbol, but rather in the confines of Philadelphia's drab Veterans Stadium.
Created to control unruly fans Philadelphia Eagles' games, the Court allows those fans to be arrested, tried and convicted all within the stadium. Supporters claim that this deters rowdism at football games. But in order for Judge McCaffery and two other judges who sit on the bench to maintain peace, they need defendants. The judge has claimed that police officers have not been arresting unlawful fans as instructed, but rather are simply throwing the fans out of the stadium. Judge McCaffery states "if there’s nothing going on, there’s no sense in having a court…"
According to an Associated Press story, the city's Police Commissioner John Timoney has defended the actions of his officers, claiming that "he would like to see the court continue because it helps deter serious offenses, such as carrying open containers and violence. . . but his officers will not arrest fans just because they yell too loud." It seems that Timoney and McCaffery don’t agree on the strategy of the city’s "zero-tolerance policy" towards abusive fans.
Officials say that they will have the court in session at the stadium until the conclusion of the Philadelphia-Dallas game -- a historically rowdy match.
It's Not a Country Club
Some experts in the NFL claim that the most abusive fans come to Veterans' Stadium. In 1997, there were over 60 fistfights in the stands and one fan even fired shots from a flare gun into the crowd. On the other hand, if ejections have limited fan rowdism, then maybe that is the best punishment.
"rowdism"
Wow, sounds like Palin had no business in such a hostile and potentially dangerous environment (and with her children!). More bad judgment by the McCain campaign.
Love the Obama/ Biden signs right behind her!!
BTW did anyone mention the Flyers owner who invited her is a maxed out republican donor?
And why was her pregnant daughter on the ice with her, Seems unsafe in her condition to me.
That was the perfect background!
I couldn't really make out the boos all that much. It didn't sound as bad as the boos the dumb who sang the National Anthem before the Cowboys-Eagles MNF game got!
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