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The Artist Formerly Known as chiggins.
4th place schedule
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I know they're in Missouri. You really are not smart.The Chiefs aren't in Kansas, they're in Missouri.
But extortion is the business model for pro sports now. Either the taxpayers foot the bill or you dont get to keep your team. Thats why there's no MLB team in Montreal now.
On what? There seems to be some agreement that it's usually not the optimal use of public funds, but that doesn't mean it's always a bad use of public funds. I realize that's probably too nuanced for you to grasp but it's worth a shot.All economists agree.
They all agree that not only is it not an optimal use of public funds but that it is a colossal waste of public funds. MLB and NFL owners do not need welfare. And they certainly dont need a stadium deal where the costs are held by the public while all the profits are held privately. It's just a taxpayer funded real estate grift.On what? There seems to be some agreement that it's usually not the optimal use of public funds, but that doesn't mean it's always a bad use of public funds. I realize that's probably too nuanced for you to grasp but it's worth a shot.
They absolutely don't all agree on that.They all agree that not only is it not an optimal use of public funds but that it is a colossal waste of public funds. MLB and NFL owners do not need welfare. And they certainly dont need a stadium deal where the costs are held by the public while all the profits are held privately. It's just a taxpayer funded real estate grift.
Not the same thingLike people losing their shit over the Dodgers giving Ohtani a $700m... meanwhile they made their money back in year one and now it's 9 years of gravy.
Maybe not the exact same... but these massive investments can pay themselves off a lot faster than you think.Not the same thing
Sure if you have a master marketing stud like Messi , Ohtani , etc...Maybe not the exact same... but these massive investments can pay themselves off a lot faster than you think.
Find one who doesn't then.They absolutely don't all agree on that.
I understand what you are saying. I'm not sure I would necessarily call deals like this "Welfare." They are selling a product to a market.I will never understand why people who are against welfare are supportive of welfare for billionaires.
Selling a product is fine when the public is free to choose to pay for it or not. But when city hall gets bribed into giving the public's money to a billionaire owner to build a stadium that he could pay for himself, without the public having a say, it's not kosher.I understand what you are saying. I'm not sure I would necessarily call deals like this "Welfare." They are selling a product to a market.
And it's always the same people.I will never understand why people who are against welfare are supportive of welfare for billionaires.
Because people derive enjoyment from watching professional sports?I will never understand why people who are against welfare are supportive of welfare for billionaires.
So, as a Montreal taxpayer, you don't have a problem with the Olympic Stadium debt?Because people derive enjoyment from watching professional sports?
I wish I coukd come across more lawyers with arguing "skills" like yours. My life would be easier.So, as a Montreal taxpayer, you don't have a problem with the Olympic Stadium debt?
I like watching sports too but not if the city in which I reside has to go bankrupt paying ransom to a greedy team owner. Im happy to buy tickets to watch the games but don't ask me and the next 3 generations of taxpayers to build a stadium for an owner who could afford to build it himself and who will inevitably want me to build him another one in 20 years. Fuck that noise.
I dont enjoy anything THAT much.