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A proposal to ban tackle football for players under the age of 12 has been removed from the California legislature this week. According to a report from POLITICO, California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed the proposal that became a culture-war talking point - in an election year...
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“I am deeply concerned about the health and safety of our young athletes, but an outright ban is not the answer,” he said. “My administration will work with the Legislature and the bill’s author to strengthen safety in youth football — while ensuring parents have the freedom to decide which sports are most appropriate for their children.”
(The Spun)
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jbird728 months
Don’t worry though, your sons can still cut their dicks off if they want.
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tenderfoot tigah28 months
They just need to outright ban freedom in California.
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1cajuncook28 months
Haven’t they already done that?
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kjanchild28 months
Pussification of America continues!
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TheRouxGuru28 months
Do you not know what ‘veto’ means?
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cajunmud28 months
Commie trying to act all libertarian.
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SG_Geaux28 months
Didn't think that guy was capable of a logical decision
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FATBOY TIGER28 months
He wants the age raised to 14
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Rex Feral28 months
Just laying the foundation for all football players to transition into soccer players.
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SLAP9928 months
CTE is a thing. We're learning more about it. Reducing repetitive microtrauma to kids before puberty will probably improve players' health long term. You could argue that would preserve the sport in the long run, if you have better long term health outcomes. There's plenty to rant about culture wise but this is hardly the hill to die on.
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Jwils28 months
You have to think modern equipment is much safer for kids now than when we were cracking skulls.
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LSUfourLife28 months
Totally agree. But a ban isn’t the answer. Education.
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LSUfourLife28 months
Totally agree. But a ban isn’t the answer. Education.
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