As a moderator, I've been avoiding stepping into this thread. Brock, one of the owners of this site, wanted to give leeway to this discussion because of the nature of MLB's decision to move the game. As a rule, we don't allow political discussions at this site, but it was unavoidable being that MLB's decision was because of current politics in Georgia. Their decision was not knee-jerk, they did so after thought and discussion, whether you like the decision or not. But we have strayed far afield of the original topic now discussing what constitutes appropriate discussion/debate and what sources are/are not legitimate. I'd say that straying began with the first response to the OP, outlining what was thought to be the GA law. And here begins the divide and the straying. In the process, several posts needed to be removed because of outright rudeness and disrespect and name-calling. Whatever you think constitutes legitimate discussion, that is not part of it. And a big reason we made the decision a couple years ago to no longer allow political discourse here. And other than a few, impossibly tangled and related topics ... such as this one ... we've held true to it. Whatever your opinions are regarding MLB's decision, it's done. It was theirs to make and they did so. it wasn't knee-jerk nor was it righteous (imo). It was what was best for them, like it or not, whether or not it was what was best for you. If you want to cancel your subscriptions and season tickets, or subscribe and buy season tickets, as a result, it is your right. However, beyond as it relates to baseball, your discussions need to be had elsewhere. It's truly sad the divide is so great and that people resort to dismissing others and disrespectful name calling. If you want to discuss where the All-Star game should be held, please begin a new thread, and leave the politics out of it. As for my opinion on where it should be moved to, I don't really care because it's the All-Star game. Thread closed.