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BlemBlam3 said...
You said his concussions played no oart in his suicide I asked you to prove it You cant End of story Whether it did or not may never be known, but you made the declaritive ststement, not me Did Dave Duerson's condition have an imoact on his suicide? Go ahead, deny that Then you make another statement you cant back up That hus behavior started changing because he wss no longer in the spot light Complete BS That had nothing to do with who Jumior Seau was as a person You are basing your ststements on NOTHING Please stop
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mriderblue12 said...
And you can't prove they did either.
Only hearsay from his family that he would have never done this.
I've had enough of the rare suicide in sports being blamed on concussions.
Some dudes just kill themselves.
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Blah Blah Blah You make statements that you cant back up facts Not my problem I never said his brain issues were the reason he killed himself I simply said that there is a lot of reason to believe that it played at least a part Just as it did with Dave Duerson I notice in all our interaction, you have avoided his case I totally understand why You seem intractable, irascible and irritable I simply took issue with your definitive statement that brain damage issues had nothing to do with Junior Seau's suicide
I have never declared it did
I simply said that taking everything into consideration, there is enough evidence to believe it played at least a part
You seem very invested in debunking this theory, despite the overwhelming agreement by the NFL, the players both present and past and the medical community that it is a problem that requires a cooperative and comprehensive effort to find a workable solution
You sound like the know nothings who still deny global warning
All from the comfirt of your barcolounger
Tough guy to the max, eh?
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mriderblue12 said...
Calm down brah.
I am Canadian, no one here denies Global Warming.
I'm not that tough, just sick of the scape goating.
Sick of football being ruined because "concussions cause suicides" without any definitive proof.
Why does Duersons case prove anything? Just because he thought concussions made him crazy doesn't make it true. Suicide happens, it happens at a greater rate in general population than in football. So it's unlikely concussions are a killer like you and other MSM make it seem.
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Suicide is a side issue It is the severe brain damage and brain diseases that are the issue at the heart of this Did you ever watch John Mackey at the end if his life? Have you seen Ex Eagles Fullback Kevin Turner try to speak with ALS which NFL players are getting at a rate of 8 times the rate if the non foitball playing public? You keep saying the players know the risks and are handsomely compensated What about youth football players? High School Players? College Players? And yes, they are aware of the risks now But they werent 20 years ago, or even 10
Did you see the comments by Ravens Safety Bernard Pollarc when he said he is just waiting for someone to die on the field
I dont know what the answer is, but I sure as hell know there is a problem, and I am telling you that the current players are worried as hell
You know, the guys that actually have skin in the game
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mriderblue12 said...
Exactly.
No one forced these dudes to play, they should live with the consequences of their own actions, just like every single other person on earth.
Also these guys get compensated quite handsomely for their jobs. Danger pay IMO.
Educate players, let them decide if they want to play or not. Let's not ruin football, because the players aren't the ones asking for changes, it seems like it's the MSM which is bullshit.
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Jeff4SC said...
Sounds like a personal problem if you ask me. Pro athletes know the consequences. As far as high school and college players, their parents know the risks as well. If they don't agree with them, then do not let them play. Pretty simple concept.
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BlemBlam3 said...
I dont disagree, i was just countering the compensation argument. If you read my first post on this thread, you will notice that I stuck to the original topic, which was in regards to President Obama joining the debate about player safety. I tried to add context and made almost zero comment on the actual issue itself
But when I see a guy who with zero facts make a blanket ststement that he knows for a fact that Junior Seau's SEVERE brain injuries had nothing to do with his suicide, then yes, I guess it becomes a little personal given what I know about the concern people close to him had shown over his increasingly erratuc behavior
And the guy still refuses to give an inch, which I find troubling
But I an not the one who brought suicide into the discussion, and my contention is that suicide is not even the real issue
This is a real problem is the brain diseases and I am glad that it is being taken seriously by all of the involved parties
The fact a bunch of pretend tough guys, who's only investment in the whole deal is the time they spend in front of their TV's gorging their fat asses on Pork Crackllns and swilling cheap beer is of little consequence in my overall outlook
The last paragraph was in jest, mostly, so dont all you tough guys get your cammie briefs in a bunch
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You mean like Dave Duerson's family? He shot himself in the heart so they could study his brain And how the fack do you know why Junior Seau shot himself? Either state your proof or STFU
There is plenty of evidence based on alarming changes in his behavior over the last few years to at least make it safe to assume it was a contributing factor
Anyone who ever met or knew Junior has a hard time believing it didnt play a part, because he was as upbeat and positive as a person could be and that act was completely out of character for him
Just for him to put his family through that was just not in his makeup, especially his mother and father and children
And if you think I am talking out if my ass, my niece is married to a member of his extended family and something drastically changed in the man over the last five years or so and plenty of people noticed and were worried about it
I will breathlessly wait on pins and needles for you to post your proof
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And I dont see why you have never given me any real information to prove your statement that support your claim that Junior Seau's brain injuries played no part in his suicide
Best you have done is " Hey, dudes kil themselves sometimes"
I just see the stance that some of you are taking, basically " No one forces them to play, so fack em" as phony macho bluster
Kind of like Chicken Hawk Politicians who never served, and who's kids will never serve, advocating military intervention at the drop of a hat No skin in the game
While the people who do have skin in the game, are very concerned about the issue
I simply believe there is a midlle ground, and a lot of steps that can be taken to make the game safer, and to still make it enjoyable for us fans, fun to play for the people who play it fir fun, and less risky over the long term for those fortunate enough to have football as a career option
I do not see it as an either or situation
I am being reasonable IMO and in return, get accused of hating football
Madness
On a sidenote, I would be interested in learning what the CFL is doing on the matter
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+1. and my condolences. 


What is your opinion of obama and football