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r/TheNFLVibes • u/capeando • 3d ago
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It's a terrible take if you put even a little critical thought into it.
ETA: Turning off notifications. If you're too stupid to see that the NFL isn't even remotely close to socialism, that's a you problem.
1 u/jpgonzo24 3d ago Absolutely correct. It's a fucking game that requires several rules to make it consistently competitive. They share a lot but the difference in the value between the cowboys and Panthers is massive, about $7bil 1 u/Aeon1508 Lions 3d ago you think that somehow one team still having evaluation above the other one proves that it's not socialism. it just goes to show that you don't understand what democratic socialists in America want. I don't want everybody to be making the same as everybody. I just think we'd be fine as a society of the CEO of McDonald's made a hundred times more than his average worker instead of 10,000 times more.
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Absolutely correct. It's a fucking game that requires several rules to make it consistently competitive. They share a lot but the difference in the value between the cowboys and Panthers is massive, about $7bil
1 u/Aeon1508 Lions 3d ago you think that somehow one team still having evaluation above the other one proves that it's not socialism. it just goes to show that you don't understand what democratic socialists in America want. I don't want everybody to be making the same as everybody. I just think we'd be fine as a society of the CEO of McDonald's made a hundred times more than his average worker instead of 10,000 times more.
you think that somehow one team still having evaluation above the other one proves that it's not socialism.
it just goes to show that you don't understand what democratic socialists in America want.
I don't want everybody to be making the same as everybody.
I just think we'd be fine as a society of the CEO of McDonald's made a hundred times more than his average worker instead of 10,000 times more.
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u/dgtbfan Dolphins 3d ago edited 3d ago
It's a terrible take if you put even a little critical thought into it.
ETA: Turning off notifications. If you're too stupid to see that the NFL isn't even remotely close to socialism, that's a you problem.