Football, Baseball, and the Culture of Violence
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Football, Baseball, and the Culture of Violence
Groothuis argues that football is morally objectionable because it is intrinsically violent and thus is conducive to vice in both its players and its fans. By way of contrast, he argues that baseball is only contingently violent, that it is not based on violence, and that it is, as such, a morally superior sport.
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