I don't pay that much attention to football, so I did not know this.

[Effete Snob]

28. A morality thing....

What would have been "immoral" about continuing the game?

Statistically, athletes get injured and taken off of the field. It is a certainty that it will happen. It is an inherent risk in a contact sport. We KNOW in advance, that this sort of thing is GOING to happen. It's just a matter of probability and time. You have people taking blows to the chest as part of the game. They are TRAINED to hit the numbers on their opponent as hard as they can.

How many fans, out of tens of thousands in a stadium, are likely to have a heart attack? Does that happen? Sure. Is it "moral" for the game to continue?

But, take the Amazon distribution center. You've got hundreds of people in a workplace who - again this is a statistical certainty to occur in one - witness a heart attack. Do they go home for the day or keep working?

If the driver of the UPS truck has a fatal crash while delivering your package, that package is picked up from the crash scene, put on another truck, and delivered to you.

This is like the George Carlin observation on Muhammad Ali not going to Vietnam - "I'll beat 'em up, but I won't kill 'em."