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JujuFish said:
Unrelated. The cut to services was a reduction to normal funding levels following the end of COVID emergency funding.

That said, taxpayers shouldn't be on the hook for professional sports stadia.
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Was the COVID emergency funding still needed in 2025, or would the children of NY benefit from those funds more than they would a stadium? If either of those is yes, what in the fuck, NY?
 
[DHT]Osiris said:
Was the COVID emergency funding still needed in 2025, or would the children of NY benefit from those funds more than they would a stadium? If either of those is yes, what in the fuck, NY?
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I think children will always benefit from additional funding over entertainment. But this isn't a NY problem. It's the status quo with sports these days, and it's only going to get worse.

The $800 million cut was in 2022, a year before the deal was made with the Bills. Again, unrelated.
 
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