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Re: Taboo - On The National Geographic Channel
Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 3:36 am
by Fat Man
lmc850 wrote: But money taken from research doesn't go to sports. It goes to mansions, yachts, and swedish bank accounts. Taking money from sports isn't the answer, keeping an eye on funds donated to science and research is.
Ah, but nobody rips off money from the fundraisers and donations toward sports. Nobody rips off from the big sports promoters!
Every dime that the big time sports promoters give toward sports goes to sports, but none of these big time sports promoters will ever give one thin dime for education and science.
Guacamole Dip, anyone?
Re: Taboo - On The National Geographic Channel
Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 3:39 am
by lmc850
Fat Man wrote:lmc850 wrote: But money taken from research doesn't go to sports. It goes to mansions, yachts, and swedish bank accounts. Taking money from sports isn't the answer, keeping an eye on funds donated to science and research is.
Ah, but nobody rips off money from the fundraisers and donations toward sports. Nobody rips off from the big sports promoters!
Every dime that the big time sports promoters give toward sports goes to sports, but non of these big time sports promoters will ever give one thing dime for educations and science.
Guacamole Dip, anyone?
People who support sports almost always support other things. There is not one person alive who is interested in just sports.
Almost every single perfessional sports player has their own charity.
Re: Taboo - On The National Geographic Channel
Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 3:44 am
by Fat Man
lmc850 wrote:People who support sports almost always support other things. There is not one person alive who is interested in just sports.
Almost every single perfessional sports player has their own charity.
But why is it, that money that goes towards sports does not get ripped off, but money that goes towards education does get ripped off.
If so much money is going toward education, why do so many schools use old out-dated textbooks, and do not have enough lab equipment?
Ah, but we keep on building more and bigger sports arenas! Eh?
Re: Taboo - On The National Geographic Channel
Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 3:48 am
by lmc850
Fat Man wrote:lmc850 wrote:People who support sports almost always support other things. There is not one person alive who is interested in just sports.
Almost every single perfessional sports player has their own charity.
Buy why is it, that money that goes towards sports does not get ripped off, but money that goes towards education does get ripped off.
If so much money is going toward education, why do so many schools use old out-dated textbooks, and do not have enough lab equipment?
Ah, but we keep on building more and bigger sports arenas! Eh?
Who says that money going towards sports isn't getting ripped off? And even if that were the case, ripping off money going towards sports isn't the solution. And you're right, as I said before, unfortunatly many schools are underfunded, but that isn't sports fault
Re: Taboo - On The National Geographic Channel
Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 4:00 am
by Fat Man
lmc850 wrote:Who says that money going towards sports isn't getting ripped off? And even if that were the case, ripping off money going towards sports isn't the solution. And you're right, as I said before, unfortunatly many schools are underfunded, but that isn't sports fault
Did I ever say that ripping off money toward sports was the solution?
Did I ever say, let's steal from sports?
NNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOO!
I'm only saying that less money should go for sports and more money should go for education.
And saying that less money should go toward something is not the same as stealing money from something.
If I gave you 10 dollars yesterday, but today I only give you 5 dollars, are you going to say that I stole 5 dollars from you because I give you 5 dollars less today than I gave you yesterday?
Gee! You are soooooo sssstuuuuuuuupid!!!