Why Should Kansas City Nuke The K Ahead Of World War III?!?

Amid war and rumors of war there's a growing number of locals who argue that Kauffman Stadium remains a viable option for the Kansas City Royals amid increasingly contentious efforts to move the team downtown or Clay County. 

Now . . . 

Given the chaotic state of the world . . . More locals are asking . . . 

SHOULD KANSAS CITY NUKE THE K & BUILD DOWNTOWN AT WHAT MIGHT BE THE OUTSET GLOBAL CONFLICT?!?!

Sadly . . .

Israel and so many feisty neighbors aren't going to play nice any time soon. The war in Europe continues to escalate and it's just a matter of time until China attempt to reclaim Taiwan. 

Accordingly . . .

Maybe skeptics are justified to question the value of building a stadium that could cost anywhere from 2 to 6 BILLION BUCKS when it's clear that the global economy is on shaky ground. 

Kansas City is not inside a bubble and we've seen how international crisis can quickly work it's way to our cowtown. We still notice so many angry cowtown service industry workers cleverly wearing their COVID masks when they don't feel like dealing with the public.

Accordingly . . . 

We ask our blog community of international relations experts about the idea that keeping the old stadium might be the best/safest move . . . Unless new downtown digs allow for an EPIC bomb shelter.

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