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Originally Posted by _Q_
I am aware of what's happening in Syria, which is why I brought it up.
I know the government probably funded that stadium 100%, because nobody in that country could afford to foot the bill. Unlike here. Again, I'm not for 100% public funding, that would be irresponsible.
Let's look at neighbouring Lebanon though. Camille Chamoun Stadium in better is by far a nicer place than McMahon.
http://www.worldstadiums.com/stadium..._chamoun.shtml
Isn't it slightly embarrassing if you had a guest from Lebanon and you wanted to show them how amazing democracy, freedom and capitalism are and you take them to a football stadium that's worse than what he has in his country?
All I'm saying is, we shouldn't set the bar so low as to have infrastructure that's just adequate. |
Uhh, nope. You are failing to understand every point being made counter to yours in this thread and it is getting a tad annoying.
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