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Weird to think of this for what it actually is: a young man getting beaten to death in front of a crowd of onlookers, except it's not a crime, it's a "defeat"https://twitter.com/clairlemon/status/1184639672774873088 …
I spend a lot of time thinking about the masculine warrior drive, the suppression of male aggression and the organization of institutional outlets, etc. I'm not sure what to make of it, but I think it's funny that some people think I'm too trad, but *this* is just sport
I will say — even among the stereotypically manly types I know who like to throw punches at each other for fun, the cranium is sacred. Break ribs, not skulls.
Free choice is ultimately good. Though often produces disconcerting actions.
FWIW, many athletes risk death in front of a crowd of onlookers. Think freestyle motocross, many forms of racing, even skateboarding. And they have nothing to do with warrior drives or male aggression.
Those are all male-dominated sports
Boxing isn’t really a sport based on being an outlet to release violent urges. The mental aspect of it is the part that many become obsessed with.
I wish someone could explain the mental part of it. I never got into boxing culture. Just wasn’t me.
How can the definition of "sport" include this?
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