Doesn't Rush Limbaugh have the right to buy a team?

Rush Limbaugh is trying to buy the St. Louis Rams football team. Many people are upset by this because they feel that Limbaugh is insensitive to racial issues. He was fired at ESPN for making questionable comments regarding Philadelphia Eagle Quarterback Donovan McNabb. Now Al Sharpton and the head of the NFLPA say that Limbaugh should not be allowed to own the team. Some players say they wouldn't play for him. And some NFL owners like Jim Irsay say they will not vote for him to be a team owner.
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[XerxezsX]

buying an nfl team is not a right.. don't be stupid. is not a right to be a player either. You're character defines u, gives u the opportunity to buy into the nfl. his character is of some loud mouth racist. he just cant take back all the stuff he said...

[Emman92]

Lmao You're acting like a crazy nut. like the video said the NFL also has the right to say no. You dont just go and get a team. So technically he doesn't have a flat out right to buy a team, just becasue he has the money. If he said anything that the NFL took as being racist or not helpfull to his team then they wont approve him. Lmao calm your ass down. its basically a job interview, if you say Fuck white people at a job interview you wont get the job, same with trying to get an NFL team.

[scoza]

Let me get this straight, you are defending Rush Limbaugh.

Typical fucking delusional limbaugh closet racist. What can you say...

If its written in your forehead, hey dont spill ur crap in the internet, unless of course you're an idiot.

[beginization]

are not black people being racist with there attacks on anyone who does not agree with obama

[172677]

Sure, he has the right to buy a team. He can buy a team when he wants to.

Unfortunately, his business partners in this venture kicked him out of the deal.

Words have consequences...and his have come back to bite him on his very substantial, overstuff rear end.

[TijuanaOldie]

yeah, a free market.. and on the same token we can all decide to not watch those stupid 3 hour life-lessening games? so we will all vote with our feet, no more NFL..

what a joke anyway, to sit around and watch contracted millionaire balarinas jump around in leotards that have your teams logo insitched.. big deal! that doesnt mean anything anyways.. what a joke.

[thejimmyzshow]

Sensitivity. Nonsense.

[robb1031]

sure he should be able to. However; the NFL and the players do not want him and they should be able to sell to who they want. it's called the free market

[MilitantScience]

This is crazy. All you do is state the obvious, but it seems as if it's satirical. What is going on in this video?

[highbury10]

I don't know if you're serious with your statements of if they're just satire