@RadarContact13@ClayTravis Imagine a world where the NBA gives $15 million/year to a league that's not financially viable so we can be politically correct instead of donating that money to any number of causes.
@SwipaCam Well Elon used DOGE to try to stop the government from robbing the people and the left threw a fit so idk. The right wants living wages and a prosperous country too. We disagree on how to get there but we want the same fucking thing. But keep hating 50% of the people for it.
@TheEducator23 The amount of you trying to bring down Wilson is embarrassing. Most agree that Boozer is currently better while Wilson has the sky high ceiling.
Caleb was awesome. Boozer was awesome. Let fans be excited that Caleb looks like he took a massive leap.
@MicheleC19888@ValerieAnne1970 True, but keep in mind those statistics are produced by the same industry that makes over a trillion dollars a year on them.
@KKeirsbilc9584@MAHA_Action He has written 13 books, three of them NYT best sellers. Spanning well before and well after treating the cyst in his brain caused by a dead parasite over ten years ago. So...
@timeburns1 Furthermore, almost every one of these largely subsidized stadium projects are being subsidized by democratic leadership. So you doing the whole "it's all stupid Republicans fault" is ignorant and hypocritical. Thanks for the links, they were honestly worth the read
@timeburns1 They also asked to be capped at $14m/year property taxes. Let's say the state got $0 other tax revenue besides property taxes - that would still pay off the $855m in infrastructure the Bears asked for in 60 years. Braves stadium isn't super relevant, the Bears 2x their attandence
@timeburns1 Ugh. Fine. They sell stuff called beer and food, which benefits local distributors, producers and growers + part time work for vendors. Public transit makes money on game days as do ride share workers. Hotels benefit. Local bars benefit. There's year round maintenance staff, etc.