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California Bill Banning Football for Kids Under 12 Passes Committee
pawz
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12947793/california-ban-tackle-football-children-twelve-brain-damage.html
*Trying to keep this one apolitical, but we will see how it goes ….
*Trying to keep this one apolitical, but we will see how it goes ….
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Kreist. It’s the politicians there that are brain damaged, not the kids playing football.
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Maybe the politicians played football, too. Ever think of that?
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Playing with each other’s tight ends doesn’t count as football.PurpleJ said:Maybe the politicians played football, too. Ever think of that?
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7th grade I was 14. First organized tackle ball
My dad hated youth sports. We played on the streets and fields where we fought for our meals
Teenage wasteland
I don't think this bill matters -
But how is football not as important on the west coast????
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pawz said:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12947793/california-ban-tackle-football-children-twelve-brain-damage.html
*Trying to keep this one apolitical, but we will see how it goes ….
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Good, children under 12 aren't ready for such a life altering decisions, its just putting a simple pause on their athletic development and once they are 12 and old enough they can make their own choice rather than just arbitrarily getting assigned the sport by their parent.
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Did you catch passes without having to look over your shoulder?RaceBannon said:7th grade I was 14. First organized tackle ball
My dad hated youth sports. We played on the streets and fields where we fought for our meals
Teenage wasteland
I don't think this bill matters
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ISWYDTHouhusky said:Good, children under 12 aren't ready for such a life altering decisions, its just putting a simple pause on their athletic development and once they are 12 and old enough they can make their own choice rather than just arbitrarily getting assigned the sport by their parent.
