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2 hours ago, TrueBlue4ever said:

What exactly is the beef with LIV? What I understand is that they poached a bunch of PGA players with big cash paydays, and because it’s tied to a Saudi group the source of the money is questionable. Is that it? And is it really that big a deal? Why is the PGA (and Bob Irving) so bent out of shape about this competition?

A whole lot of people virtue signaling and jumping on a bandwagon.  The PGA is on a smear campaign because they are threatened and are trying to brain wash people into thinking LIV is evil.  

You'll see people say it's from blood money and horrible things.... yet these same folks have no problems buying electronics and clothing from where the raw materials originates from Africa where it's absolutely awful conditions with child labour and then assembled in China with inhumane working conditions.  

Many people are extremely uninformed on just HOW much things the Saudi's invest big time money into around the globe.  So much of what we spend money eventually ends up back to them.    I'm not a fan at all of the social beliefs that they have , but to pretend LIV is somehow any different from basically all big entities is silly. 

Anyone who despises LIV should question about putting money into the following businesses as they have HUGE investments from that same blood money:  

  • Costco
  • Google
  • Amazon
  • Wal Mart
  • Home Depot
  • Starbucks
  • Nintendo
  • Pay Pal
  • Uber
  • Visa
  • Fed EX
  • Grand Theft Auto
  • UFC
  • Adobe
  • Zoom
  • Nestle
  • Electronic Arts
  • AMD

Many many more that can be listed.

 

TLDR:  People jumping on a bandwagon and somehow a Golf Company funded by oil people equals bad.   Yet that exact same oil money funding Costco that's perfectly ok.    People just being silly.  

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LIVer Koepka imploding on Sunday at Augusta. PGAer Rahm-bo just has to keep it together. Unfortunately LIVer Mickelson making a big push. Hate seeing these lazy assholes who don't have to earn anything doing well at these events... 

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The U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations has invited PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan, LIV Golf League CEO and commissioner Greg Norman and Yasir Al-Rumayyan, governor of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, to testify at a July 11 hearing regarding the entities' planned alliance in men's professional golf.

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