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re: Why is football such a target in the media?

Posted on 2/6/16 at 8:22 pm to
Posted by mattz1122
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Posted on 2/6/16 at 8:22 pm to
An emotional argument is one where you're predictably taking the same side all the time, blaming the same kinds of "culprits" while reaffirming your one-dimensional worldview. Some people blame the NFL; some apparently blame the union. You predictably fall into the latter group. In reality, everyone is to blame. That's the rational take in this scenario.

You've also managed to explain why the media, comprised of humans, might blame the soulless, big bad corporation.

Also, tying this whole ordeal to feminists doesn't strike me as rational and emotionless.
Posted by SlowFlowPro
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Posted on 2/6/16 at 8:26 pm to
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An emotional argument is one where you're predictably taking the same side all the time, blaming the same kinds of "culprits" while reaffirming your one-dimensional worldview.

yeah like arguing against "big corporations" and defending the "little guy" in order to do just that. that's exactly my point

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In reality, everyone is to blame.

nope. only one side...at least since the players forced collective bargaining on the NFL. you can argue there was no duty prior to that (although i don't think the science was available to make the argument so it's likely a moot point)

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You've also managed to explain why the media, comprised of humans, might blame the soulless, big bad corporation.

because the NFLPA fricked up and/or the players don't give a shite about this if it affects their bottom line?

we don't even know if the players would get behind these rules if this had to be negotiated in a CBA. they may rather the higher revenue split or some other benefit.

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tying this whole ordeal to feminists doesn't strike me as rational and emotionless.

progressives. feminists are just a subset of that mindset
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