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Mxsmanic wrote: I see a lot of people losing time and money whenever the Olympics come to town. A few people get rich, everyone else suffers (including, in many cases, the taxpayers). Canadian taxpayers are still paying for the 1976 Montreal Games... The Olympics is a nice idea on paper, but really it's an idea now that is as passe as holding a World's Fair (remember them?). There is really no reason to hold them anymore, other sporting events/venues can easily take their place... And since the focus these days seems to be on the "professional" (read: "commercial") aspect of sport, let private entities pay for any "Olympics", the public doesn't need still more of their money poured down a rat hole... -- Best Greg |
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