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Aaron Hernandez's Brain

Paa Langfart

By Paa Langfart,
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4 minutes ago, CPcavedweller said:

See, now is where the progressive elitist thinking comes out. "....and certainly not with you" says quite a bit about how you view others.

#feelLetitbern

Whatever makes you feel better chief. Keep charging those made up conversation windmills.

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10 minutes ago, Floppin said:

Again, what are you goin on about? Did you have a stroke? Are you lost? At what point exactly have I been discussing climate change? Certainly not in this thread and certainly not with you.

And strokes are nothing to joke about. Marxist Progressive hero, Vladmir Lenin (or Voldermort as I like to call him), suffered 3 strokes before passing away in 1924. 

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3 hours ago, LA_Panther said:

Not touching the topic of  concussion, but if I am not mistaken Hernandez was a sociopath before he picked up a football. 

Hernandez had played football from a very young age. Unless he was born a sociopath, I don't believe that to be true.

The fact of the matter is that once his dad died, he began hanging out with people like his co-defendents in the Attelboro case. This, along with a variety of other factors, likely reaffirmed in his mind that living the way he was living was the way to go.

But only Hernandez knows.

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It's sad . The brain injuries are serious and most likely lead to him killing Those people . He would have never threw away his great life and millions and talent to kill some man that was a nobody in life . If he was thinking straight he would have never done it but the brain injury lead to him not being able to think . I feel for his family Hernandez was a good family man it's a shame what concussions can do to you . 

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After seeing Hernandez’s brain and other CTE brains, it made me pause and think if I, a normal person living a normal life, am taking care of my brain and body and even made me wonder what my brain looks like. If I were an NFL player, then I definitely would be questioning this also and to a much greater degree. This is not just related to Luke but to every player. They all should ponder the consequences of the game they play and whether or not it is worth it. CTE is a real danger and could possibly be the beginning of the end for football if we continue to learn more and more about this disease. 

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To say CTE is the cause of Hernandez to be a murderer is almost equivalent to saying you can’t be successful because you grew up poor or had a tough family life. It doesn’t help the situation by any means but it can’t be looked at as the main source of failure. 

Ultimately if you chose to take someone’s life for no reason, something is either wrong within your heart or mind. I believe it was both for Hernandez with the majority (90+ %) being within his heart.  

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