Soriano

[funkster]

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Well...if they're booing Javier Vazquez in New York, then our society will never again find its balance.

Let me tell you something...I love the East Coast, but I also know that they'll boo unpopular postage stamps out there.
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Agreed...but just goes to show its done in most the major markets.
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They don't boo their own in Boston or Baltimore...and RARELY (I hate/am glad to say) at Mets games.

Besides...just because they do it...is that who we want to be?

For instance...just because one state decides to violate constitutionality in order to pander to the lowest common denominator within one political party, it doesn't mean the rest of us have to follow suit...right?
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Ugh. I'm not using this as justification. All I'm saying is people make it sound like its only Cubs fans acting like this. I'm saying its not all that uncommon. In my opinion its being made into a bigger issue than it is. Also, I find it VERRRRRY hard to believe Bostonians rarely boo.