Let the people decided. Stop Gov. overreach.
http://www.startribune.com/does-cte-call-for-an-end-to-youth-tackle-football/473655913/
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Let the parents decide! Do your job where it’s needed, we can make our own decisions. Thanks
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Jeanette Ruiz
8 years ago
Please do not ban tackle football for the kids.
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Dustin P Jones
8 years ago
Let the people decide. Way too much government! They have a lot of other problems they should be worried about. Not youth football.
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Joseph Hilsenhoff
8 years ago
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Stop the government overreach into parents and parent only decisions.
There are many safe tackling techniques taught today that were not taught years ago.
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Nick Larkins
8 years ago
It should be the parents decision if their kid plays football
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Michele Chantome
8 years ago
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This will be my son's 4th year of youth football and he's 8. Never have I seen helmet to helmet tackling. Rolled ankles and hurt fingers yes but it's not at all what the legislators are portraying to pass this law using fear and skewed medical facts! These are our kids and our choice! The kids under age 12 are learning the basics and fundamentals of football so when they advance to the upper levels they can tackle properly which is the whole point. It's not as physical as they want you to believe with the kids under 12.
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Matthew ONeill
8 years ago
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This is wrong! Not one youth football organization plays the game they way legislators are portraying!
Should not
Let the people decided. Stop Gov. overreach. http://www.startribune.com/does-cte-call-for-an-end-to-youth-tackle-football/473655913/
Let the parents decide! Do your job where it’s needed, we can make our own decisions. Thanks
Please do not ban tackle football for the kids.
Let the people decide. Way too much government! They have a lot of other problems they should be worried about. Not youth football.
Stop the government overreach into parents and parent only decisions. There are many safe tackling techniques taught today that were not taught years ago.
It should be the parents decision if their kid plays football
This will be my son's 4th year of youth football and he's 8. Never have I seen helmet to helmet tackling. Rolled ankles and hurt fingers yes but it's not at all what the legislators are portraying to pass this law using fear and skewed medical facts! These are our kids and our choice! The kids under age 12 are learning the basics and fundamentals of football so when they advance to the upper levels they can tackle properly which is the whole point. It's not as physical as they want you to believe with the kids under 12.
This is wrong! Not one youth football organization plays the game they way legislators are portraying!
This should be parents choice not the states !