Politics and Sports at UH, A Big Thing or No Big Deal

Just as the term implies, politics. Today we see many people come and go on TV and in person. I just read in the news the Boston Marathon 2013 was bombed by a terrorist attack on the runners.  Why would anyone want to bomb these runners just to hurt innocent people? Maybe the answer can be found in how we view people and how we view sports and those who are involved in these activities.  A Kenyan runner can run faster than anyone else in the world, and so crowned with a prize to win.  Just watching them is a thriller of an event. It makes someone want to go and tackle life challenges and be rewarded. Perhaps more misleading is why would anyone not want to be in a position as a Kenyan runner, and want to win.  The reason they run is because they're good at it and it is fun for them. Winning is fun for the runners, so they run. Recognized? Yes, everyone knows who they are when they win. Problem is when people can't win, they start to shoot each other and bomb each other because now they hate the very ones who win that prize that most athletes so prized. This probably was the problem with athletes who hang themselves because they can't win anymore. Their whole life is built on winning, and now they can't win. A true, but sad story to hear.