@pgh877@FanPageMackay@Alexcoll_ Are they? Weโve done almost no research into CTE amongst people outside of the NFL. Without understanding the risk of CTE for people who play even HS level football how can anyone make an educated decision on the risk
@Jedi179057@Alexcoll_ You said you donโt get CTE from playing HS football. A medical examiner found CTE in his brain after only playing HS football. The fact of the matter is we have no idea how prevalent it is except that itโs greater than 0
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The guy who killed himself and 4 others at NFL HQ had CTE from HS football. You have 0 idea what youโre talking about
@BasedGeologist@Timstillherelol Your view of Christianity has been so distorted by online discourse itโs shocking. You should really speak to your priest about these beliefs if you have any concern for your soul
@GreatSouffle@Kintsugijin@DailyMail@ldsabuse Oh the politicians said they were duped and felt bad for something they voted for ๐ฅบ then they did nothing to undo it ๐ you still believe in Santa too
@GreatSouffle@Kintsugijin@DailyMail@ldsabuse Right the fact he got this passed by the state Congress (which Iโm gonna guess is probably about 70% Mormon) was all nepotism and had nothing to do with religion
@businessdhhrd@pokeypulls1 Genuine congrats on the mewtwo win. Last sold already less than half that. No one is going to be hunting these cards in 3 years but I guess enjoy the bubble now
Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon says poll workers immediately reported Cam Higby after he entered multiple Minneapolis polling places in a Muslim costume, used a fake accent and falsely claimed to be registered voters. Higby left when told he would have to sign an oath, meaning the system stopped him exactly where its safeguards were supposed to.
Minnesota law makes intentionally misrepresenting your identity while applying for a ballot a felony, and law enforcement is now reviewing his actions. In trying to manufacture evidence of voter fraud, Higby may have put himself in legal jeopardy instead.