Since we're comparing the a.e. of a football game with a those available from the theater -- perhaps we should consider the broader context of public sporting events.
Where else in history have these events been so popular -- so intensely cultivated -- providing their a.e.'s for an entire society -- from top to bottom? Isn't this strictly a feature of the capitalist world ? And doesn't it serve to reaffirm -- by example -- the ideology of meritocracy --- those at the top, as well as those at the bottom, deserve to be where they are? Just like the New England Patriots deserved to be super-bowl champion ? (or -- wait -- they lost didn't they? -- some other team must have deserved it more) _____________________________________________________________ Pamper yourself with great package deals on luxury travel. Click now! http://thirdpartyoffers.netzero.net/TGL2211/fc/Ioyw6ijmC26ozNqzdNxg31C3OTciud WNrtN1tdWeXwbuNfv1Mpm4Hy/?count=1234567890
