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[QUOTE="AirForceOrange, post: 1039130, member: 1668"]
Not even close to the same situation.  Owning an NBA team is considered a privilege by the NBA and it's owners.  Not a right.  A privilege is something that can be take away should the owner of that privilege be deemed not worth of that privilege.  Or another way to think about it is that Streling is/was a member of club, which the club happens to be the NBA and the owners the membership with privilege being to own an NBA team.  When a member of the club violates or harms the other members of the club or the club as whole, then those other members have the right to vote him out. 
 
What are you talking about concerns property rights and the morality/legality of taking property from one person and giving it to another, thus violating a right. 
 
If owning an NBA team was right then moe people would own one.  But for NBA owners it is privilege they have because they are wealthy enough to afford it.
 
I hope all that above makes sense.
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