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I would think that most people would realize by now that hockey is a violent sport. Anyone who participates in hockey games should expect to be severely injured during their careers. When I read about the headshots being a problem, I was not surprised. It seems that the players who dole out these headshots are not skilled hockey players -- just goons. Therefore they have to resort to this type of thuggery in order to collect a paycheque.
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Re: Ban on cellphone use (Nov. 18). How many people have to die or be injured because of someone's selfish reason to be on the cellphone or texting while driving?
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