Extreme sports like skiing, rafting, diving should be banned. Agree or disagree? Argumentative / persuasive/ opinionated type essay.

Extreme
sports
are known for their dangers to human lives, in many ,cases these
sports
cause
severe to fatal injuries which could be considered as something to ban the sport for.
This
could be reasonable as other things in the world have been banned for their dangers. I do not believe
this
should be the case, since banning it will only
cause
there to be more problems within the justice system than with
people
actually doing these specific
sports
.
People
enjoy
sports
that create
adrenalin
which causes it to be the majority favourite sport.
Adrenalin
has a known effect on
people
's ability to create fun activities for
people
. To ,some
this
rush of
adrenalin
from these dangerous
sports
can be something that satisfies their needs. Because of ,
this
we need certain
sports
which are dangerous to be able to satisfy the needs of individuals in our society. The creation of
adrenalin
can
also
be something
that is
proven to allow
people
to let go of stress, which improves mental health As we know from other bans in the world
such
as the abortion ban in the USA, the only thing
this
will
cause
is that these
sports
will be more dangerous as there would not be any instructors who could help
people
achieve their enjoyment. Since we are talking about a ban
this
would mean that it would be illegal to do
such
sports
, and as we should know
people
will continue doing things that create
adrenalin
bursts and enjoyment regardless of whether it is illegal to do so, the only thing that would differentiate is that the possible injuries from these
sports
will increase as there will be no one to help and instruct the
people
. In conclusion, even if a sport is said to be extreme, we should be personally responsible for what we do with
such
sports
. It should not be banned as it will
cause
people
to still do it but
this
time without any instruction or help that would allow them to be safer in doing so.
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