There may be good arguments against the project -- traffic and parking, certainly -- but arguing that letting the soccer team use the stadium is equivalent to selling off public land to private ownership seems like such a stretch that it undermines their whole position. They're not getting exclusive use, and they're helping pay for the renovation.
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OctarineYoda@sh.itjust.works · 3 pts · 2y
There may be good arguments against the project -- traffic and parking, certainly -- but arguing that letting the soccer team use the stadium is equivalent to selling off public land to private ownership seems like such a stretch that it undermines their whole position. They're not getting exclusive use, and they're helping pay for the renovation.
tagginator@utter.online · -1 pts · 2y