LOS ANGELES -- Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu doesn't know when the NFL lockout will end, but he does believe the players are representing the everyday person in their battle against the NFL.
"It's unfortunate right now. I think what the players are fighting for is something bigger," Polamalu said Sunday night. "A lot of people think it's millionaires versus billionaires and that's the huge argument. The fact is its people fighting against big business. The big business argument is 'I got the money and I got the power therefore I can tell you what to do.' That's life everywhere. I think this is a time when the football players are standing up and saying, 'No, no, no, the people have the power.'"
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I'm going to have to disagree with Troy here.
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- The big business argument is 'I got the money and I got the power therefore I can tell you what to do.'
When you have the money and the power, you get to make the rules. That's how life works.
Troy is sounding like my kids ... they feel it's unfair that I get to make all the rules and tell them what to do. But it's my house, and my rules. Same thing goes for owners. It's their house and they're rules. You don't like the rules, get another job.
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