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Football is too dangerous to be a recreational sport for minors, CMV

I say minors because a full grown adult should be able to decide if they want to take part in such a dangerous sport. Anyways, here's why I think this:

1. More high school kids have died from football than any other high school sport. From what I've seen, parents of the deceased children even start charity foundations to help buy more "safer" football gear which I think is a horrible idea and just puts a sense of false safety into football player's parent's minds and the football players themselves. The money might be better spent raising awareness about the dangers of football.

2. There's almost no way to prevent concussions in football. A concussion is when your brain hits the inside of your head, and I cannot see how a helmet could 100% prevent it without it being ridiculously large.

3. Football is a rather  barbaric sport. Sometimes a team might be angry at a certain player on the other team, and might want to purposely injure that person. It really isn't very hard at all to 'accidentally" twist a player's ankle, or seriously hurt another player and still make it not look deliberate.

4. I understand that the whole basis of football is formed from people playing football before college and that minors not playing football might completely destroy football in college and in the NFL, but I still think that the sport is too dangerous. 

Don't ask me what we would do with all the stadiums if football were to pretty much collapse.
gpt
Yes it is dangerous, but so are many things. Driving is statistically one of the most dangerous common things people do. Yes, it's not recreation per se, but still.

In youth football, there's no "hits." They tackle each other. No helmet to helmet contact, and no humongous muscular men ramming in to you.

It is dangerous, but 1) there are qualified scientists and doctors who research the safety of it and can draw a more valid conclusion than you and 2) it's a choice parents and kids have. Nobody forces anyone to play football.