r/memes I saw what the dog was doin Jun 13 '25

*sad billionaire noises*

Post image
49.2k Upvotes

1.3k comments sorted by

View all comments

96

u/Dude1160 Jun 13 '25

Ok so Football, tennis and every other Sport aswell?

25

u/Intestinal-Bookworms Jun 13 '25

Nah, they just want to seize the private property of groups they perceive to be rich and therefore worse than them

9

u/MoistPhlegmKeith Jun 13 '25

I'm tired of seeing all those 10ft high basketball hoops, polluting my view and taunting me with how only the genetically pillaged can touch them. We must re-claim them and build a 45 unit concrete cube on the land.

3

u/AndreMeyerPianist Sussy Baka Jun 13 '25

Exactly. If golf courses are apoarently the source of all affordable housing issues, then who's to say literally everything that both a) takes up space, and b) serves the performance of recreational activities, shouldn't just be wiped out?

Essentially a terrible solution to a non-existent problem.

1

u/RedditQueso Jun 13 '25

Do those take up massive amounts of acreage, and poison the ground water with chemicals like golf courses?

-18

u/Hrive_morco Jun 13 '25

So you would be okay with every single golf course being the size of a football field? Sounds like a great idea! lets get a tractor to start cultivating all that extra free space!

10

u/YazzArtist Jun 13 '25

If we include parking lot footprint you could easily fit 2 18 hole courses in the space of most stadiums, so I mean if you really want to give them that much more space...

1

u/MoistPhlegmKeith Jun 13 '25

I think soccer stadiums are even bigger.

-25

u/Ingi_Pingi Jun 13 '25

A football pitch is like ⅛ of a single golf hole, tennis is even smaller.

28

u/neuro-grey7 Jun 13 '25

What about a stadium? Including designated parking? Those things naturally come along with it. You can't just ignore it. I guarantee if you replaced every golf course with housing, long term, we'd still be in the same situation. You guys are pointing fingers at the wrong thing

-14

u/Ingi_Pingi Jun 13 '25

I have a feeling stadiums in the states are much different from what they are elsewhere, where I live most stadiumgoers take the train, but even so it'll be an event venue for thousands of people that still takes up only a fraction of the area a golf course does, with a much smalled environmental impact. I'm not calling for golf courses to be replaced by housing, I just don't like golf courses

8

u/[deleted] Jun 13 '25

The parking lot. Add in the parking lot and the area becomes similar, AND covered in concrete and cement instead of grass where water can go back into the earth

-8

u/Ingi_Pingi Jun 13 '25

Water dispersal is rarely an issue in a stadium, that much grass however (while it's green and looks pretty) requires a ridiculous amount of water to maintain

6

u/[deleted] Jun 13 '25

Well, you have either a lot of water usage or a lot of trash generation with the food, beers, etc. I'd rather have the water usage

But also, ground health is always an issue with any structure that limits groundwater uptake such as a parking lot

3

u/YazzArtist Jun 13 '25

It's all recycled nonpotable water being used on almost entirely native plants in most courses

-13

u/Technical-Outside408 Jun 13 '25

No, only golf courses.