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IMO sports like football are still like opium for some kind of people. They cloud the real problems and serve as a relief valve for personal anger.
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you can't ban football and even if that would be feasible, it would solve nothing, you have to fix what's ruining it; society today sucks but banning society is no solution either
let's not get blind: the acceptance as a natural thing, that the industry main standard is making profit, instead of first providing a quality service oriented to the people's benefit, is destroying our quality of life and our hard won rights. banning every sport won't change that, it will just add to the overwhelming ignorance, unfairness and general futility we live in. |
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specs - OS - Win7 64 bit CPU - Intel Core2duo x6800 OC@3.2ghz MOBO - MB-EVGA122CKNF68BR RAM - ddr2 6gb @800mhz GPU - nVidia geforce GTX 280 1gb Last edited by MD_Titus; 06-25-2012 at 03:40 PM. |
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