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    The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Feb 4

    In the journalism of the past decade, more and more N.F.L. players and players’ families are describing the toll of the game on their bodies, their minds, and their lives: http://nyer.cm/wLgczRq pic.twitter.com/tz9HtR7Sih

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      1. matthew lief‏ @Matthew_Lief Feb 4
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        Fix it by taking away hard shelled helmets and widely disseminating the details of risk to players health to the public. Also make NFL financially and morally responsible for the outcomes to players health

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      1. thomas purdy‏ @kalopurd1950 Feb 4
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        Generations must pass, the myth of the strong silent type must be exposed, parents must ask more of their children's sports than mastery of violence, the billionaires must find another gravy train.

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      1. m-says‏ @MCSzczesny Feb 4
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        You cannot successfully bubble wrap the brain. Unless football goes back to something like flag football; the suffering will sadly continue. These are modern day gladiators. They are not eaten by lions; they suffer a lifetime of repeated injuries and worse, brain damage.

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      1. Pamela Foley‏ @PamyDFoley Feb 4
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        Uh, it's football. No one forces them to play. They are willing play in spite of the danger. #SuperBowl #football

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      1. Pamela Foley‏ @PamyDFoley Feb 4
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        This quote is so stupid. Go get your blanket, pacifier and resume the fetal position. #SuperBowlpic.twitter.com/uI69YRgeAt

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      1. InteliTweeter‏ @InteliTweeter Feb 4
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        ...cry me a river ..these free-will players go into the game fully cognizant of the risks and rewards... we do not need the nanny-state or liberal elites adding more layers of regulations thank you..

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      1. Gray Goods‏ @graygoods Feb 4
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        It's an important point, but on the other hand, the athletes get paid very well. Much more than workers who ruin their health in much lower paid jobs, for a much longer time. Also, nobody's forced to become a football star. It was their decision, they knew the downsides. :-/

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