geauxboy
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I promise you that if they had known the dangers of concussions they still would have played through them
I'm quite sure about that.
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I promise you that if they had known the dangers of concussions they still would have played through them
.Speaking of ignorance:
When you go to war, you know that a bullet, grenade, bomb, etc could end your life. You know that. A conscript is told in boot camp you need to kill your enemy before the enemy kills you. You have seen the consequences of bullet holes on a person's body in the news, tv, movies, maybe right in front of you, etc...
Hot coffee is hot, I take it it is a reference to the McDonald's case, read up on it, there's much more to it than you think.
And playing football, yes, you do get hurt. HOWEVER, there is a huge difference between all your bad analogies and concussions, and the effect of concussions have on the brain over time, the difference being that NFL doctors told players repeated concussions had no future consequences while having scientific proof they did. I don't think there's a doctor that would tell you a bullet hole in the head cannot kill you.
Do you want a relevant analogy? Smoking.
Its opinion, no need to drag me through the mud, dude.
And what doctors told what players concussions have no future consequences, name the team, the doctor, and the report??
The medical profession has known for decades that multiple or chronic concussions lead to problems later in life.
# 1 - Mohammed Ali for example. That goes back 40 years.
That is why professional boxing lost much of is popularity over the years and you find few mainstream sports entertainment channels showing boxing anymore.
Had they known the effects of playing through concussions, they still would have played through them. I played through a concussions my freshman year of high school. players have come out and said that they would lie about symptoms to stay in the game. Despite what we know about not letting the brain fully heal. And these are players playing in the "soft" era of pro football
We are not talking about one concussion. We are talking chronic here. Also, there are tests you can perform on the sidelines for a concussion that the player can't fool his way out of.