I have noticed that I feel more inclined to comment on reddit when I disagree with something, or feel that a statement needs correcting. I also will want to make other comments (like providing advice, or useful info, or agreeing), but lately I have tried to fight the urge to go down the internet argument road. It almost never changes a mind or leads to a good place.

I think that limiting time on social media would just be good for everyone. There are great communities and great resources, but so often it just leaves me with negative feelings.

click on the 5 links I provided in my various comments on this post for just a a few examples

Excellent point - an impending indictment might be his motivation to sell rather than his fellow owners (who hate him).

Yep, they are both cut from the same cloth

That is not my team. In the NFL I cheer for the Falcons.

Even though Spanos moved the Chargers to LA, I stand by my assertion that Snyder is far worse.

Snyder has loads of qualifications for both categories. He runs his team like a barely functional kleptocratic dictatorship. You may have noticed that they haven't been terribly successful on the field since he purchased the team in 1999.

They play home games in a nearby Maryland suburb

Spanos sucks, but it's not even remotely close.

I have to assume that votes have been counted and there are at least 24 owners willing to force Snyder out. There is no way his ego would allow him to admit defeat unless he had no choice.

Good riddance. He is definitely the worst owner in major North American professional sports. And that's saying a lot, as there is no shortage of competition for that title.

Edit to add: Everyone jumping in here with other shitty owners who they think are worse than Snyder are just wrong. Like I said, there are a ton of awful owners. But only Snyder sued his own season ticket holders. And only Snyder swindled his his own season ticket holders.