OldSchoolManc
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Depends. Would you apply your principle to 1940’s Germany?
The issue is that there’s a growing cartel of American-owned or influenced clubs whose primary motivator is profit. They are using their strength in numbers to limit the amount more benevolent owners can invest into their clubs, thus reducing their own costs to increase margins.
No amount of logical reasoning nor dialogue can alter their primary motivation.
Even then, there’s supposed to be checks and balances on democracies to avoid situations of the minority being oppressed by the majority. Obviously at the state level you have constitutions which set out the fundamental rights of citizens and the limitations on government power (albeit the UK is one of the very few democracies that doesn’t have one).
In this instance, I would argue that the freedom to invest (within reason) in your own football club to make it more competitive should be a fundamental right.
WTF?
How are you even still allowed on this forum after your previous?!
I seriously hope your ‘club’ which has no tradition in the normal sense of the word, is wiped out of existence.
Smug with no right to be is not a good look