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Ladies & Gentlemen,
This is the film the @NFL does not want you to see before the Super Bowl.
But you must.
A violent ballet.
Film by @JoshBegley
My written accompaniment: https://theintercept.com/2018/02/01/nfl-concussion-super-bowl-protocol-football/ …pic.twitter.com/LxbIi2xPou
In case the NFL forces Twitter to delete this film, please save this link and watch it here. This is the film the NFL does not want you to see before the Super Bowl.https://theintercept.com/2018/02/01/nfl-concussion-super-bowl-protocol-football/ …
https://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2015/12/we-should-radically-change-the-way-we-play-football.html … I'm a physician, and this is a piece I wrote a year or so ago. We have to change the way we play this game, or we are going to lose it.
You're pretty naive if you think football is only avtivity causing this thing we call cte. Olympics are right around the corner and pretty much all events would cause cte as well
Pretty much all events is an extreme over-exaggeration. I don't watch all the Olympic sports, so maybe a few would, but definitely not all.
This is the biggest reason, among many, that my husband and I stopped watching. Don’t miss it for a second. The NFL is criminal in its negligence regarding the physical well-being of its players. They know and have known for a long time what’s at stake.
Black bodies hurting for white man's pleasure
Thanks, Shaun. The film is hauntingly moving and your message is important. I, too boycotted football this year and even though I live in Minneapolis, have not caught super bowl fever.
You never caught Super Bowl fever cuz you were cured in Philadelphiapic.twitter.com/ouy97u8tnZ
Nope. Life-long Packers fan.
So you have Aaron Rodgers in his prime but you’re boycotting the NFLpic.twitter.com/u64xTY6fIw
Yes. Bigger issues.
Yes, you do have issues.
I think you will find this read very informative
https://nypost.com/2018/01/08/can-a-drug-save-football/ … @AriCIsaacs @KirFlem @PrevacusInc #trivair
No one is forcing them to play though. All these players could unite and do something about it but don’t. You know why because they get paid millions. They need to start the changes since it’s their livelihood
Can't think straight and make decisions when you have a concussion.
The technology is available. The rules are in place. I fear too many bonuses are still be rewarded for hard hits.
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