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	<title>Comments on: PHT Morning Skate: How fans can teach a lockout lesson</title>
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		<title>By: manchestermiracle</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Pretty good article in the Globe and Mail, but it doesn&#039;t go far enough. If there&#039;s a lockout, the only way the fans can make their displeasure known is to do the only thing any consumer can do when unhappy with a company&#039;s policies: Don&#039;t buy the product. 

If there is a lockout, and then play resumes (this year, next year, whenever), simply do not buy the product. Don&#039;t buy game tickets, don&#039;t buy peripherals (jerseys or other memorabilia), don&#039;t support the league in any way. Watch the games on TV (but not pay-TV; no NHL packages) but be sure to boycott any of the advertisers. In the event of a lockout the only effective message the owners and players will get will be the fans demonstrating their anger in the only way it&#039;ll be heard: By negatively impacting the league&#039;s wallet.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Pretty good article in the Globe and Mail, but it doesn&#8217;t go far enough. If there&#8217;s a lockout, the only way the fans can make their displeasure known is to do the only thing any consumer can do when unhappy with a company&#8217;s policies: Don&#8217;t buy the product. </p>
<p>If there is a lockout, and then play resumes (this year, next year, whenever), simply do not buy the product. Don&#8217;t buy game tickets, don&#8217;t buy peripherals (jerseys or other memorabilia), don&#8217;t support the league in any way. Watch the games on TV (but not pay-TV; no NHL packages) but be sure to boycott any of the advertisers. In the event of a lockout the only effective message the owners and players will get will be the fans demonstrating their anger in the only way it&#8217;ll be heard: By negatively impacting the league&#8217;s wallet.</p>
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