Brain Smashing Football is Fun to Watch

[Johny Joe Hold]

It's Fall and football time. And, it's the time every year for some girly men to start talking about damage to brains. There is always someone who want to change the rules to make football safer. Autopsies found that 99% of former professional football players had brain damage.

Look, every football team has guys lined up wanting to play. We have no shortage of brains that are ready to be sacrificed.

And then you wonder, are we losing anything of value? How many Albert Einsteins do we need? Lots of players don't need their brains after they retire from football.


Des Moines Register: High school football starts Friday night. College football begins Saturday with programs big and small taking the field for the new season. The NFL season starts Sept. 7.
And as all those young men crashing into each other at top speed for our collective entertainment, I want to introduce you to Jay Myers, the man who wants to blow up football to save it.
He's disturbed by the growing evidence that repeated football collisions lead to long-term and life-threatening brain damage, in addition to the myriad physical maladies we always knew the violent game produced.
MUST READ: Football 'literally killed' a 24-year-old Iowan
Myers is from Loveland, Ohio, a suburb of Cincinnati. He played fullback in high school.
He's 82 and a former physical sciences editor for World Book Encyclopedia. (For younger readers, an "encyclopedia" is like a printout of Wikipedia, only with better research and writing.)

[Mary Etheldreda]

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It's Fall and football time. And, it's the time every year for some girly men to start talking about damage to brains. There is always someone who want to change the rules to make football safer. Autopsies found that 99% of former professional football players had brain damage.

Look, every football team has guys lined up wanting to play. We have no shortage of brains that are ready to be sacrificed.

And then you wonder, are we losing anything of value? How many Albert Einsteins do we need? Lots of players don't need their brains after they retire from football.


Des Moines Register: High school football starts Friday night. College football begins Saturday with programs big and small taking the field for the new season. The NFL season starts Sept. 7.
And as all those young men crashing into each other at top speed for our collective entertainment, I want to introduce you to Jay Myers, the man who wants to blow up football to save it.
He's disturbed by the growing evidence that repeated football collisions lead to long-term and life-threatening brain damage, in addition to the myriad physical maladies we always knew the violent game produced.
MUST READ: Football 'literally killed' a 24-year-old Iowan
Myers is from Loveland, Ohio, a suburb of Cincinnati. He played fullback in high school.
He's 82 and a former physical sciences editor for World Book Encyclopedia. (For younger readers, an "encyclopedia" is like a printout of Wikipedia, only with better research and writing.)

Using one's brain only leads to confusion and rebellion. This is why I home educate my children. I alone influence what they know and think about. A closed mind is the Lord's Refuge.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

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I wish our fellow Americans would recognize the parallels between having rules in football and having regulations in the work-place. Namby-pamby girly men who can't bench their own body weight are always trying to change everything in their favor so they can avoid the brain-numbing work and spend more time in the bathroom ogling tallywackers. It's exactly the same in football.

[WilliamJenningsBryan]

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Godly Americans revere their national sport of football - almost reminiscent of the old Roman Coliseum and the Gladiators (although the Romans for awhile delighted in the sport of killing Christians). Watching brain damaged players is so popular that the NFL was granted anti-trust exemptions by Congress, and the IRS expanded its definition of non-profit entities to include "professional football leagues." Sports stadiums all across America were built with public financing and supported by sales taxes. The NFL, granted a virtual monopoly, is now worth billions of dollars and pays their players handsomely for becoming brain damaged.

Take the recent case of Colin Kaepernick, who has become so brain damaged that he refuses to stand for the National Anthem and has become an admirer of Fidel Castro. Kaepernick, at the age of 29 and worth $22 million, is now complaining of "racism" because no team wants to hire him. Colin could easily leverage his bachelor's degree in business management and go to work for a brain damaged company like Disney's ESPN. Or, he could just quietly retire with his $22 million and stop annoying the rest of us with his girly man complaints.

[Johny Joe Hold]

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OJ Simpson is an example for us to consider. Some would say his behavior has been a little "off" since he retired. People speculate he is still affected by blows to the head when he was a player. Sure, there were calls to police about domestic violence, the murders someone committed, using guns to take memorabilia from a pawn shop and a few other little incidents.

Today he is is out of prison and has a net worth of $3 million. That his brain and body are a bit out of kilter is of no importance whatsoever. What is important is that we get to watch football players crash into each other. I think Jesus takes Sunday afternoon off in the Fall to watch players get their bells rung.

[Des]

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I just don't get it. First they whine that we need to let trannies pay to have their tallywackers cut off, then they whine because a big buck negro wants to make millions getting brain damage.


Don't these racist Lefties think Darkie deserves the same right to self mutilate as trannies?


The way I see it, the more time they spend on the field getting pummeled, the less time they have to steal pies.

[BrotherLarry]

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One of my father's friends lives in godless California. This person's son attends a high school where they are trying to put an end to the football program, pushing students toward synchronized swimming, volleyball, and ballet. A neighboring community there stopped football in middle and high schools, adding programs like fencing and - if you can imagine - curling as alternative, safer sports. It makes me puke.


Should I ever have a son (I still don't have a wife, as I have dedicated myself to education and spreading God's love to homers), I would INSIST that he plays football, rugby, and other manly sports so that God is pleased with him. But that's down the road a ways, since there are so many homers I need to rescue through the power of Christ.

[Johny Joe Hold]

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The only concern with brain injuries is homerism. It could be the cause of the rapid rise in the number of homer NFL player is brain injuries. We know attraction toward the same sex is an illness, a clear brain malfunction.

Here is a report on the problem:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homosexuality_in_American_football

[Des]

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A neighboring community there stopped football in middle and high schools, adding programs like fencing and -

I was reading this to my friend, Gabe Asher, and he made me stop right there. He says he watched a cowboy movie, Bareback Mountain or something like that. Anyway, apparently 2 or more cowboys working the same line of fence can lead to gay anal sodomy sex.

If they are encouraging boys to fence together, the community has already been subverted by the Gay Agenda!

[Virginia Day Templeton]

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I just don't get it. First they whine that we need to let trannies pay to have their tallywackers cut off, then they whine because a big buck negro wants to make millions getting brain damage.


Don't these racist Lefties think Darkie deserves the same right to self mutilate as trannies?


The way I see it, the more time they spend on the field getting pummeled, the less time they have to steal pies.

A man, even a sodomite, who cuts off his penis is removing a useful body part that could one day be used to make soldiers for Christ.

A guy named Javontius losing brain cells... well...

[Johny Joe Hold]

Here we are in the middle of another professional football season and we're hearing again about brain injuries to quarterbacks. Isn't there something new and more interesting for us to hear about? I mean in one day I heard that the famous and entertaining quarterback, Bret Farve, now retired, has Parkinson's Disease. Then there is the retired star, Tommy Kramer. He has early onset of dementia. In Florida it's talk that the current ace quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa, has to sit out for yet another brain concussion injury. Several say he should quit the game.

Quit the game?? What about me?? I want to watch and see him get hit--see if he gets up. Where do I, the fan of manly football, fit into this decision?

These quarterbacks, and the rest of the players, are replaceable. Every year, new meat graduate from college and are eager to rattle their brains for us to watch. Many coaches lead players in a locker room prayer before the game. They are safe. Let's get our priorities straight.

Calls grow for Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa to retire after concussion : NPR

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Look, it's simple. They can work doing hard for barely a living wage making our food, or they can bash their brains out for our entertainment. I really don't care which they choose, but it's nothing to do with me.

[Adam Fag]

Isn't there something new and more interesting for us to hear about?

There's this ~

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Tonight I watched the USC versus Penn St football game. At several times they stopped the game to remove injured players. It was boring. They made such a woke spectacle about brain injuries. Instead I think of the poor kids deprived by stifling regulations from a career entertaining us by smashing eachothers' heads in. It's so popular. I also admire UFC - it's hard to explain. Something about sweaty man on man action really tickles my funny bone.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Tonight I watched the USC versus Penn St football game. At several times they stopped the game to remove injured players. It was boring. They made such a woke spectacle about brain injuries. Instead I think of the poor kids deprived by stifling regulations from a career entertaining us by smashing eachothers' heads in. It's so popular. I also admire UFC - it's hard to explain. Something about sweaty man on man action really tickles my funny bone.

Football is show business. It needs to adhere to the oldest rule of that industry, THE SHOW MUST GO ON. When a player goes down, there should be a rule that player needs to get himself off the field in two minutes or be "removed" in three minutes. Those medics just pander to the player on the ground like there is no hurry. We paid money to be there watching football, not ER. Our TV sets were expensive. Often players get what announcers claim is "cramps." Walk it off, run it off or get off.