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Should combat sports be banned given the long term health risks
i think people forget these are real humans choosing to risk their bodies and brains for our entertainment, like at the end of the day shouldn't that be their call to make?
I remember my uncle who boxed in the 70s, how his hands shake when he pours coffee now. But then I think about the alternative for a lot of these guys, the streets they came from, and wonder if we're really protecting anyone by taking away their best shot at something better. Are we saving them from brain damage or just pushing the violence somewhere else where nobody's watching?
ngl if we banned everything dangerous we'd all be sitting in padded rooms eating soup... these guys know what theyre signing up for
honestly my brain is already so damaged from years of watching my team play that a few punches couldn't make it worse lol
What strikes me about this debate is how we've accepted calculated risk in every other athletic pursuit without question. Formula One drivers face death, gymnasts destroy their joints, and marathon runners develop heart issues, yet we celebrate these as pinnacles of human achievement. The real question isn't about safety but whether we're prepared to admit that some forms of excellence require accepting consequences that make us uncomfortable.
lowkey fighters know the risks going in fr. it's giving personal choice and nobody should take that away no cap
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