This isn't just a Madden 24 coins issue. The NCAA who claims to have a nonprofit status due to its efforts to help student athletes, claimed $871.6 million for 2012 and is spending record amounts lobbying to stop those athletes from getting any of the money. Even foot races with a small number of participants that have huge sums of money, which include extravagant trips and pay organizers handily they claim that they are nonprofit.

It's about time to get rid of the façade.

Tax-exempt status should be granted to organizations that have a purpose greater than making a profit, specifically ones that try to help people in their work. Even without mentioning the recent events, Madden NFL 24 has proven that it's only focused on making a profit as well as benefitting its teams. USA Today pointed out:

"If there's a reason for providing tax exemption to business leagues, it will be they operate for the public purpose of aiding commerce to all people within the broad scope of one kind of business or all around," declared (Philip) Hackney who is one of the LSU law professor who had previously was an IRS attorney, a tax lawyer who dealt with exempt-organization tax questions. "Commerce is important to our nation, and we should encourage those working on it with a more public-minded manner. These (sports) organisations according to me, are anything but public-minded in their interest in profit. They are focused on making money that their teams make."

There is a misguided tendency for people to view sports organizations as entities that transcend the world of business that are focussed on the bigger picture. But it's only a rhetorical statement. What's happening in Madden NFL 24 is not concerned with the public good and maintaining a moral standard. The NCAA is not full of coaches hoping to safeguard athletes from the lure of consumerism. Your local marathon may not giving more to charity than you think it should.

In spite of this week's incidents, the Madden NFL 24 has proven that it is solely focused on making money and profiting from it.

We as fans are looking for our sports teams and our favorite leagues to be a symbol for something more. That's why we applaud players' charity efforts, why we point to their beliefs when their character is questioned and the reason we pretend that we have no idea about the characters of the players we watch on television. We are more concerned about the moral compass of buy mut 24 coins as we are about the moral compass of companies that are on Wall Street, even though in reality, they're very well-established to achieve the same end.