Payton Jenkins
The scam of sports building whether it is ice arenas in suburban villages or minor league baseball for corporations to purchase and subsidize through buying tickets is a recent phenomenon and we wonder why or when corporate land grab and build of the rodeo bull riding or fighting arenas do not join this growing corporate build for the sporting industrial complex. There is never a market for minor league baseball or hockey despite what the corrupt governments who push for construction development an d need and perhaps a need or desire buy media for more rodeo arenas and asset ownership should be constructed as well. Bull riding and fighting is much more strenuous and a skill than say crotch grabbing and tobacco chew that consumes primarily the amount of time of the modern ball player and without a doubt man riding a beast be it buffalo, bull, or wild horse is much more exciting than baseball. Dodge ball is more exciting than baseball.
You can have a rodeo team riding buffaloes or right bulls around a circle or diamond and a sport of this and increase interest in bull riding should be generated by media and news in order to get this idea spread. Bull riding is a natural America Western sport and there is no reason this great American sport cannot be joined with the Spanish tradition of bullfighting for more expressive arenas to be built in Americas increasing suburban sprawl multi-complex. Suburban and urban areas need to build and promote the idea that rodeo stadiums and arenas are desperately needed to fill a growing niche and create a demand and excuse for construction and build turning green grass and forest to asphalt and sets that then corporate money can then be distributed and purchase of tickets and get a some fannies to sit and enjoy a event on the dime of corporations and the consumer stuck with a monopolistic product and that can do little to combat rising costs as there corporations divert money to other projects . One of these projects possibly should be the construction of rodeo arenas and new opportunities for corporate advertising and spending.
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