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Sure, it could be. But I like sports, and a lot of my friends like football. The civic angle (private businesses getting free taxpayer money) weighs more heavil
by woodruffw 4y ago
Sure, it could be. But I like sports, and a lot of my friends like football. The civic angle (private businesses getting free taxpayer money) weighs more heavily on all of us (I suspect) than any pro- or anti-football bias.
Besides, creationism is a pretty hot-button social issue. People feel strongly about football, but hopefully not that strongly.
- jdminhbg 4y ago> People feel strongly about football, but hopefully not that strongly. For better or for worse, I’m guessing a lot of people care more about what happens to the local football team than whether creationism is taught in the local schools.
- woodruffw 4y agoAbsolutely! I meant more in the filter bubble sense: I don’t know if I could find a creationist in my social circle, but I could definitely find a handful of football fanatics. So it’s not such a strong feeling as to produce the bubble we see with extreme religious differences.