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I object to the violence because when it appears to do good, the good is only temporary; the evil it does is permanent.’
Some of the common sights on any sports field are players standing over the body of a fallen opponent wagging their fingers down at him. Hockey defensemen swinging their sticks at the back of the opponent’s head. Players using the baseball as a weapon on the field and using bad language after nearly every foul or basket or runs scored by them. All these acts amount to nothing but acts of violence justified by the saying, ‘Everything is fair in love and war; and the game is a war and the pitch is the battlefield.’ Every team tries to win the game and earn laurels for its nation; but at an irreparable cost.
The violent nature in sports today must stop, especially that which is frequently displayed by amateur players. There is hardly a day that goes by without a disgusting display of poor sportsmanship that results in a fight or a brawl. The newspapers are filled with these incidents; and although the well-meaning talking heads tell you how awful it all is, their attention inadvertently sanctions this behavior. The fines and suspensions put on the players are nothing more than putting a band-aid on a gaping wound. It’s time to stop the bleeding for good.
The participants can no longer carry the burden of controlling themselves. The policies and officials have given them enough rope, and they continue to hang themselves with it. The coaches and managers are no help. They will take the rules as they are and try to exploit them. Finding a way to bend rules is part of coaching. To expect these men to take a stand is laughable.
It’s time for the leagues, the sports associations and even the sports teachers in schools to step in and stop it now. At some point, before it’s too late, some player committing a violent act during a game must be punished severely. Someone must become an example.

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