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13 Jul 2017 08:38 - 13 Jul 2017 08:44 #346153
by mapoui
this is an example of what TD wud call Idealism..boundless ::confused:: we doh know yet :
as far as I see it all crooked. the cricket administrations are far more crooked than any player but they have the law book in their hands. indeed they wrote the dam law book
so when the players fix a game they shud not get caught. dat shud be their basic aim...'dont get caught'
the administrations have cornered the market on corruption, protected themselves within the 'law' and exploit the game mercilessly, fatten their own pockets beyond the players take and they contribute nutten at all to the creation of the wealth they exploit.
the players are left with other far more risky options to make money for themselves..as the real money in the game, the money they generate, has been cornered by the admins. and as if to keep the players in their place the admins levy penalty on the players when caught that are nutten short of draconian...taking away their livelihood permanently.
UNFAIR AND SICK IS WHAT I CALL IT, HIGHWAY ROBBERY WHEN THE ROBBERS, THE HIGHWAYMEN ARE THE LAW ITSELF.
THE ONLY ANSWER TO THIS CATCH 22 FOR THE PLAYERS IS TO TAKE OVER THE DAM GAME.
THE PLAYERS ARE THOSE WHO WHO GENERATE ALL THE WEALTH IN THE GAME, NOT THE FAT ASS ADMINS SITTING ON TOP OF THE GAME, DRAWING FAT SALARIES FOR DOING ABSOLUTELY NUTTEN SAVE TRYING TO ENSLAVE THE PLAYERS TO CONFINE THEM TO THE LABOUR THAT PRODUCES THE WEALTH TO ENSURE THEIR FAT NUMERATION
AS SUCH THEN THE PLAYER HAS NO ALTERNATIVE...MUST TAKE OVER CRICKET AND ESTABLISH PLAYER CO-OPS THAT ACTUALLY RUN AND ADMINISTER THEIR OWN SPORT DOMESTICALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY.
THAT IS WHAT PLAYERS CAN DO AND MUST DO IF CRICKET IS TO BECOME SANE AGAIN AND FAIR AND TO ABOLISH 'FIXING' FROM THE GAME.
WELL PAID FINALLY FROM THEIR OWN SWEAT AND LABOUR, THE PLAYERS WOULD HAVE NO NEED TO 'FIX' ANY DAM THING. AND IF THEY DO THEN PUNISHMENT BY THEIR PEERS IN DEMOCRATIC COOPERATION WOULD BE JUSTIFIED, SEEN AS JUSTIFIED AND KNOWN TO BE JUSTIFIED
this is an example of what TD wud call Idealism..boundless ::confused:: we doh know yet :
as far as I see it all crooked. the cricket administrations are far more crooked than any player but they have the law book in their hands. indeed they wrote the dam law book
so when the players fix a game they shud not get caught. dat shud be their basic aim...'dont get caught'
the administrations have cornered the market on corruption, protected themselves within the 'law' and exploit the game mercilessly, fatten their own pockets beyond the players take and they contribute nutten at all to the creation of the wealth they exploit.
the players are left with other far more risky options to make money for themselves..as the real money in the game, the money they generate, has been cornered by the admins. and as if to keep the players in their place the admins levy penalty on the players when caught that are nutten short of draconian...taking away their livelihood permanently.
UNFAIR AND SICK IS WHAT I CALL IT, HIGHWAY ROBBERY WHEN THE ROBBERS, THE HIGHWAYMEN ARE THE LAW ITSELF.
THE ONLY ANSWER TO THIS CATCH 22 FOR THE PLAYERS IS TO TAKE OVER THE DAM GAME.
THE PLAYERS ARE THOSE WHO WHO GENERATE ALL THE WEALTH IN THE GAME, NOT THE FAT ASS ADMINS SITTING ON TOP OF THE GAME, DRAWING FAT SALARIES FOR DOING ABSOLUTELY NUTTEN SAVE TRYING TO ENSLAVE THE PLAYERS TO CONFINE THEM TO THE LABOUR THAT PRODUCES THE WEALTH TO ENSURE THEIR FAT NUMERATION
AS SUCH THEN THE PLAYER HAS NO ALTERNATIVE...MUST TAKE OVER CRICKET AND ESTABLISH PLAYER CO-OPS THAT ACTUALLY RUN AND ADMINISTER THEIR OWN SPORT DOMESTICALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY.
THAT IS WHAT PLAYERS CAN DO AND MUST DO IF CRICKET IS TO BECOME SANE AGAIN AND FAIR AND TO ABOLISH 'FIXING' FROM THE GAME.
WELL PAID FINALLY FROM THEIR OWN SWEAT AND LABOUR, THE PLAYERS WOULD HAVE NO NEED TO 'FIX' ANY DAM THING. AND IF THEY DO THEN PUNISHMENT BY THEIR PEERS IN DEMOCRATIC COOPERATION WOULD BE JUSTIFIED, SEEN AS JUSTIFIED AND KNOWN TO BE JUSTIFIED
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