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**Coededgeme** · 03-27-2012, 11:22 PM

Way to generalize. Youre talking about if a team sucks the NFL would step in like a communistic government and take it over and force the OWNER, who bought it with their assets and force them to sell it regardless if its at a loss or a gain to them.

And its not limiting pay as much as its leveling the playing field which is what the SC does. A point you dont seem to grasp.

The point you don't grasp is that the league is one business. The NFL is a business, that has 32 franchises. These franchises compete against each other to be the best, because the selling of the game is what generates a profit for the business. If one of these franchises refuses to improve itself it's hurting the business therefore they needed to be correct.

as far as a salary cap, I find it utterly baffling how someone can support a salary cap while pretending something else is socialistic. You can't have it both ways, We are both throwing out socialistic ideas here. A salary cap, any way you cut it, for whatever reason is socialistic, it's anti-American.

Leveling the playing field is what all socialists use to describe their goals.

03-27-2012, 11:22 PM	#85
Coededgeme Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 334 Senior Member	Way to generalize. Youre talking about if a team sucks the NFL would step in like a communistic government and take it over and force the OWNER, who bought it with their assets and force them to sell it regardless if its at a loss or a gain to them. And its not limiting pay as much as its leveling the playing field which is what the SC does. A point you dont seem to grasp. The point you don't grasp is that the league is one business. The NFL is a business, that has 32 franchises. These franchises compete against each other to be the best, because the selling of the game is what generates a profit for the business. If one of these franchises refuses to improve itself it's hurting the business therefore they needed to be correct. as far as a salary cap, I find it utterly baffling how someone can support a salary cap while pretending something else is socialistic. You can't have it both ways, We are both throwing out socialistic ideas here. A salary cap, any way you cut it, for whatever reason is socialistic, it's anti-American. Leveling the playing field is what all socialists use to describe their goals.
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