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The answer to this is simple, freedom. Would it be preferred that everyone maintained their health by playing sports. Well, the answer is yes; however not everyone likes sports. The beauty of this world is that everyone varies. And coming from a competitor's stand point, I want to play against the best. I do not want to play against a person who does not want to play because that will show in his or her effort. Again, the best way to answer this question is that we are all free to do what we want.

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Professionalism has made sports more of a competition, it's harder to actually be involved in sports now just for the fun of it. Or the love of the game. Professionals are being sponsored and viewed from left and right.

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Sports should b professionilized for entertainment and money.

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It is all of the goodness of Sarah R.

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