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Should governments ban dangerous sports such as skiing, skydiving, car racing and so on? Why or why not?

Should governments ban dangerous sports such as skiing, skydiving, car racing and so on? Why or why not? ewWPJ
It is true that there is widespread concern over the practice of extreme sports, to the extent that some people argue that they should be outlawed by government legislation. While nobody should underestimate the risks, I would argue that people should be free to practice such sports if they so wish. On the one hand, critics of dangerous sports give strong reasons why governments should impose an official ban on such activities. Firstly, they argue that such a measure is necessary on safety grounds. There have been numerous incidents where members of rescue services have had to put their own lives at risk to save extreme sports enthusiasts who are in life-threatening situations. Secondly, it is necessary at times to infringe on personal freedoms because people who lack the necessary experience or who are not in the peak of physical condition sometimes take up dangerous sports. Such irresponsible behaviour can only be prevented by banning these sports. On the other hand, I concur with those who argue that people should be free to do extreme sports, although I believe it is necessary for individuals to abide by the safety rules. One reason is that the imposition of sensible safety measures has been proven to minimize the risk of accidents and injuries. For example, all sports which carry a significant element of danger, such as scuba diving or paragliding should be supervised by an experienced and professionally qualified instructor. Another factor is that there is now a range of essential sports gear to protect those who practice dangerous sports. Such equipment ranges from safety ropes and helmets to water- resistant clothing. In conclusion, it seems to me that dangerous sports should be permitted, although those who take part have a responsibilty to adhere to the recommended safety procedures.
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some
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people
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government
legislation. While nobody should underestimate the
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risks
, I would
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people
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sports
if they
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wish.

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dangerous
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sports
give strong reasons why
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governments
should impose an official ban on such activities.
Firstly
, they
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argue
that such a measure is
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necessary
on
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safety
grounds. There have been numerous incidents where members of rescue services have had to put their
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own
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lives
at
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to save extreme
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enthusiasts
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who
are in life-threatening situations.
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, it is
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necessary
at times to infringe on personal freedoms
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because
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people
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lack the
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necessary
experience or
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who
are not in the peak of physical condition
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sometimes
take up
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dangerous
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. Such irresponsible
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behaviour
can
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be
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prevented
by banning these sports.

On the other hand
, I concur with those
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who
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that
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people
should be free to do extreme
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sports
, although I believe it is
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necessary
for individuals to abide by the
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safety
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rules
. One reason is that the imposition of sensible
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safety
measures has
been proven
to minimize the
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risk
of accidents and injuries.
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, all
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sports
which carry a significant element of
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danger
, such as scuba diving or paragliding should
be supervised
by an experienced and
professionally
qualified instructor. Another factor is that there is
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now
a range of essential
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sports
gear to protect those
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who
practice
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dangerous
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sports
. Such equipment ranges from
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safety
ropes and helmets to water- resistant clothing.

In conclusion
, it seems to me that
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dangerous
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should
be permitted
, although those
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who
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take part
have a
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responsibilty
to adhere to the recommended
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safety
procedures.
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IELTS essay Should governments ban dangerous sports such as skiing, skydiving, car racing and so on? Why or why not?

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