BALTIMORE, Md. - Baltimore Ravens fans who plan to attend Thursday’s pre-season matchup between the Super Bowl champs and the Atlanta Falcons will be subject to a more strict bag policy when entering M&T Bank Stadium, according to a release.
The Ravens Tuesday wanted to remind fans of the new NFL policy that limits the size of baggage that attendees can bring into the stadium to small clutch purses or clear plastic bags.
The policy change was announced in May following a unanimous recommendation from the NFL Committee on Stadium Security. Officials say the new policy will expedite the entry process and bolster safety. More
So now the criminal element of Baltimore City will be able to see what you have and can make a choice on what people they will target before or after the game, or maybe during the game. Not a very smart move!!
OK...focus everyone. Change what you can change...and do it now. Let us stop small things before they become huge things. Start with your children. Talk to them...tell them what is happening.. ask them to think.. get help for them if they need it. Ask a child for an idea..they have original thinking when they are little and before they are tainted by the world around them. Children...do we teach them or just change them for the worse? It is your decision.
9:13 Who in a million years thought we would have to carry clear bags, take our shoes off and be patted down at airports and endure a multitude of ridiculous security tests. This all came into play when Muslims started terrorizing us. If it isn't Muslims who is it?
Don't totally blame the Muslims. It is just as important (or more so) to keep people from sneaking in food or drink. It's known as maximizing income. At those prices the profit from the sale of a bottle of water is enormous. They'll be doing "body cavity" searches next.
Sooo, old bags are no longer allowed at games? I would line my new bag with gun photo clings.
ReplyDeleteJust because that's who I am!
Just because THEY are scared of everything, we have to be afraid, too? Share the fear? What a new motto that could be....
ReplyDeleteThe Ravens should know how to handle Criminal activity after all they are an expert at hiring and employing criminals.
ReplyDeleteWonder how many people won't go ?? I won't.
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ReplyDeleteWonder how many people won't go ?? I won't.
August 14, 2013 at 10:07 PM
You were not going in the first place. lol
Thank the Muslims.
ReplyDeleteSo now the criminal element of Baltimore City will be able to see what you have and can make a choice on what people they will target before or after the game, or maybe during the game. Not a very smart move!!
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ReplyDeleteSure, thank ALL muslims. Including me. Because every single muslim is responsible for this.
OK...focus everyone. Change what you can change...and do it now. Let us stop small things before they become huge things. Start with your children. Talk to them...tell them what is happening.. ask them to think.. get help for them if they need it. Ask a child for an idea..they have original thinking when they are little and before they are tainted by the world around them. Children...do we teach them or just change them for the worse? It is your decision.
ReplyDelete9:13 Who in a million years thought we would have to carry clear bags, take our shoes off and be patted down at airports and endure a multitude of ridiculous security tests. This all came into play when Muslims started terrorizing us. If it isn't Muslims who is it?
ReplyDelete9:13 I would agree with that.
ReplyDeleteWho cares about the ravens anyways, they're over rated, and will win under 8 games this year.
Don't totally blame the Muslims. It is just as important (or more so) to keep people from sneaking in food or drink. It's known as maximizing income. At those prices the profit from the sale of a bottle of water is enormous. They'll be doing "body cavity" searches next.
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