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**nofkayalk** · 03-03-2012, 04:28 PM

I am wondering, If I Pay someone to injure or maim my neighbor, isn't that a crime? And if that beating results in a death, Im never going to see the light of day.

So, If on the football field, its exempt from the laws in this country?

I realize Bit hits and Injuries happen. But the Injury side tends to be bad luck. To receive payment and place a bounty on someone just seems it would have to outside the law. Could there be bigger things coming from this depending on what proof there is?

Another thing you have to think about is how this impacts youth football. Kids see the pros do this, and they will want to do it as well.

In high school, we had an opposing team kicking and stomping several of our star players. Turns out later that one of their coaches and a few parents had put bounties on our players. The pros is one thing. While I may not agree with it, there is an argument.

There is no argument for this in high school or college.

03-03-2012, 04:28 PM	#61
nofkayalk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 396 Senior Member	I am wondering, If I Pay someone to injure or maim my neighbor, isn't that a crime? And if that beating results in a death, Im never going to see the light of day. So, If on the football field, its exempt from the laws in this country? I realize Bit hits and Injuries happen. But the Injury side tends to be bad luck. To receive payment and place a bounty on someone just seems it would have to outside the law. Could there be bigger things coming from this depending on what proof there is? Another thing you have to think about is how this impacts youth football. Kids see the pros do this, and they will want to do it as well. In high school, we had an opposing team kicking and stomping several of our star players. Turns out later that one of their coaches and a few parents had put bounties on our players. The pros is one thing. While I may not agree with it, there is an argument. There is no argument for this in high school or college.
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