Yet another example of how the enlightened continue to try to tell the rest of us how dangerous so many things in life are, so they must be stopped/banned. I think back to my youth when we left home at 7:30, spend the day running through the woods without adult supervision, making campfires, cooking hot dogs on sticks, carrying knives, shooting things, with the only rule I had to live by was to be home when my father got home for dinner. We played tackle football without pads, and hardball without batting helmets. We shot BB guns without eye protection. Looked at Playboy magazine, and laughed at the jokes even if we didn't get them. Sometimes we got hurt, a few stitches here and there, a cast or two. But we were right back at it the next day, even with stitches or a cast.
Is football dangerous? Yep. But so is driving. So is walking across a busy street. As i often say, the leading cause of death on this planet is life. And I don't plan on giving that up.