Paid Patriotism: JV Reveals How the Pentagon Paid Pro-Sports Teams Millions in Taxpayer Dollars

This past week, I discovered that our very own Department of Defense has been funneling millions and millions of taxpayer dollars to pro-sports teams in order to bankroll patriotism. And it's just not sitting well with me at the moment. In this exclusive clip, I reveal how the DoD paid off at least 50 sports teams to salute America's military. Agree or disagree with the me?

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a reply to: JesseVentura

Hmmmm, is this not an ancient Roman tactic? Keep the masses entertained so the people don't revolt.

I've always thought Nascar and ancient Roman chariot races had something in common...

originally posted by: Komodo
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I just watched the video. Checked again. It's working.

Disregard my comment! I commented before watching the clip.
I sir have backflipped and now agree with you "you God damm sexual Tyrannosaur's"

originally posted by: muSSang
What's wrong with patriotism?

Nothing, but shouldn't need to be paid for as propaganda. Unless you think that's patriotic

Would this be comparable to the money paid for television commercials recruiting soldiers?
There have been flyover events for years to, that can't be cheep.
Paid advertising.
I would like to compare the costs.

I really do not see how this is any different than a paid television commercial. Honestly, the government should not be using taxpayer money on these events; but, then again, these events cost money and the sports teams should not have to shoulder the cost of recruiting for Uncle Sam.

I am PO-ed about this. Before I found out it just seemed like a community/patriotic thing to do.

But the DoD pays for it? Forget it. Save your money. Fake 'good-stuff' is not good at all.

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a reply to: JesseVentura

The revelation about the Department of Defense funding pro-sports teams for patriotic displays raises concerns about the use of taxpayer money; whether one agrees or disagrees depends on their stance on government spending priorities and the ethical implications of such sponsorships.