GamingChartzFTW said:
If I dedicate time and effort and decide to search through the internet compiling a list of Football players who have gotten their lifespan drastically shortened, it would still be 'proportianally longer' than a similar gridiron list. Most NFL players shorten their lifes due to 'high risk lifestyles'. There seem to be a disproportionate amount of murders, car accidents, drinking, drug use etc., compared to the average population. It is very unfortunate. Kasz216 You're right about the "you have to putyourself in an unhealthy condition just to play. (How big you get.)" part. I'm looking forward to continuing this discussion. Bye bye for now..
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I love how you go and call any of our opinions on sports ethnocentric, biased, and generally ignorant because we are Americans and thus "only exposed to football", yet then base your own arguments on a claim that, by your logic, you should not have the experience or knowledge to make. That's a stereotype, jackass. Enjoy being pretentious in your reply.
Also "what I was doing" in my last post was providing a logical analogue to stickball's statement: His original claim was that he "thinks" football had that many deaths, you do not have to back up something that you think with empirical data.
Look, argue it any way you want, American Football is a contact sport with a high risk of paralyzing or lifeending spinal injury at any time. It may not me as physically taxing as soccer/football, but I do not doubt that it has proportionally more injuries as well as proportionally worse ones.
Crusty VGchartz old timer who sporadically returns & posts. Let's debate nebulous shit and expand our perpectives. Or whatever.







