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I though they were socialists!?
I though they were socialists!?
I was just wondering what with all revenue sharing they do, did they all study at the Kremlin or something?
So you're comparing professional sports to say IBM? Not apples to apples my friend......try again
Is this what the left has left?
It is a private enterprise, they have rules to ensure their product stays viable.
If someone really doesn't understand business and thinks socialists run sports, I can help with then being stupid.
I though they were socialists!?
I thought I would link this here too, what the guy didn't get out was that Obama never said you didn't build your business, he said you didn't build the bridges and roads, But Republicans depend on telling people they have no right to have a say in things (through their government) they want all the control at the top like a corporation, every person who has ever owned a share of stock knows exactly how much the guys at the top care about what you have to say, and that's how the GOP likes it.
Fox's Beckel On Distortion Of Obama Comments: "Once Again, We Put Something On The Air That's A Flat-Out Lie" | Video | Media Matters for America
Look, if you've been successful, you didn't get there on your own. You didn't get there on your own.
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Professional sports teams are franchises. Being a franchise means that you have to do what the parent company says per the terms of your franchise agreement. So there are many things you can't do, such as relocate your franchise, unless the parent company says you can.
So, for example, the NFL can dictate all kinds of rules, such as uniform uniformity (?), equipment requirements, etc. Like McDonalds, the parent company can also require and enforce all sorts of fees and financial rules per the operating agreement. If a prospective NFL franchisee doesn't like the fees and rules, they don't have to sign on the dotted line. The parent company can also distribute money as it sees fit to maintain its existence and profitability.
That's how franchises work. Rules are created and enforced by the parent company, not the government. So the NFL is an example of capitalism, not communism.
Did I really need to explain this?
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Professional sports teams are franchises. Being a franchise means that you have to do what the parent company says per the terms of your franchise agreement. So there are many things you can't do, such as relocate your franchise, unless the parent company says you can.
So, for example, the NFL can dictate all kinds of rules, such as uniform uniformity (?), equipment requirements, etc. Like McDonalds, the parent company can also require and enforce all sorts of fees and financial rules per the operating agreement. If a prospective NFL franchisee doesn't like the fees and rules, they don't have to sign on the dotted line. The parent company can also distribute money as it sees fit to maintain its existence and profitability.
That's how franchises work. Rules are created and enforced by the parent company, not the government. So the NFL is an example of capitalism, not communism.
Did I really need to explain this?
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Professional sports teams are franchises. Being a franchise means that you have to do what the parent company says per the terms of your franchise agreement. So there are many things you can't do, such as relocate your franchise, unless the parent company says you can.
So, for example, the NFL can dictate all kinds of rules, such as uniform uniformity (?), equipment requirements, etc. Like McDonalds, the parent company can also require and enforce all sorts of fees and financial rules per the operating agreement. If a prospective NFL franchisee doesn't like the fees and rules, they don't have to sign on the dotted line. The parent company can also distribute money as it sees fit to maintain its existence and profitability.
That's how franchises work. Rules are created and enforced by the parent company, not the government. So the NFL is an example of capitalism, not communism.
Did I really need to explain this?
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So why do you think they do that wealth redistribution that looks a lot like communism, as you point out so clearly no body forces them to, do you think they know that without a wealth redistribution the whole thing would just get too lopsided?
All you said is they can do it, but why do they do it?
It all traces back to those verdant green pastures in IsNtReal where GeeZiss herded his sheep with his trusted bunny.I was just wondering what with all revenue sharing they do, did they all study at the Kremlin or something?
Of course they're some kind of socialists.
The very smartest kind of socialists...capitalist socialists
They force the citizens pay for their stadiums while they get to keep the profits from their teams.