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this post was submitted on 28 Nov 2023
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Not unpopular, but not an easily fixable one. While people who pay hundreds of dollars to go to games or get TV packages can certainly donate to causes and many of them do, the NHL, players and TV networks can also donate and do more in the community. Ultimately my question is why can't both happen where elite athletes get paid, and society still takes care of people in need?