You have taken a story about a little boy's very unfortunate death, that at this point has no evidence that it was related to football other than where he was at the time, and used it to express your own world view. My statement that in youth sports, there are many other activities that are more likely to result in serious injury- IE Concussions- than football is factual.
And I assume you read this part as well - "This study, like all others, has its limitations. Its design does not make it possible to draw a causal link between playing football at an early age and later cognitive problems — even among professional players. In addition, a relatively small number of players were involved, and all head injuries experienced by each player at each stage of his life can’t be known for sure." Got any more "studies" to share?
You have presented no facts which support your point of view. Why are you making this so personal?
As I said, youth sports, all of them, is my business and I have every resource to get my information. Not making this personal, but I get passionate when I hear people say youth football is too dangerous (or as you said "kills people") and kids should play other sports when the facts are clear that in youth sports there is no evidence whatsoever that is true. Actually, in regards to concussions, girl's soccer is the leader by a long shot in percentage of players suffering head injuries.
