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Junior Seau – Are NFL Players Dying Slow, Gladiatorial Deaths?

May 3, 2012 by Kaleb 10 Comments

Kaleb wonders to what degree we, as Americans, are willing to sacrifice our young men’s lives for the National Football League.

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