A new biography book is coming out about Nick Saban for the deadbeat brain losers who cherish this guy and the millions he rakes in from free labor of players. Author Monte Burke has written a book glorifying this man and pleads the case these college coaches deserve every fucking million cent they receive to hold a clipboard and yell at athletes. The jackass have been making the rounds promoting the book on TV,radio, and print and he was given an editorial content in the Wall Street Journal. I often wondered why these business publications give so much coverage of sports and after reading this piece it dawned on me what role sports plays for the free-market advocates. They love a system where one guy and his small oligarch of coaches gets rewarded financial handsomely while the majority toil in this case for absolute nada.
Nick Saban made eleven times the compensation than the president of Alabama and is the highest paid public servant in the country. Thus piece I the wall Street Journal said the majority of funds for his salary come from the non-profit Crimson Tide Foundation where rich people donate money to fund this inequality and travesty most likely from business profits from a similar system of financial rewarding. Nick Saban and college football is a microcosm of the corporate business world and the concentration of sports directed information is a deliberate plan of economic disparity by the business ruling classes. Mr Burke overlooks and quickly passes over the fact that in these donations the state loses money that could go to building bridges and improving streets instead being diverted to football hall of fame shrines and stadium boxes that these corporate class can give as gifts to one another. Mr Burke gives credence to the fact that enrollment has increased to Alabama due to the footballs team success instead of the disparity of other schools getting shafted in state funding all money only being directed to the large state schools with the programs and ability to rise capital from football fanatics and leaders of Alabama's local economies.
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