It's not hard at all, Jang. If you try to ban any popular sport in a democracy you will have serious trouble. It's just not feasible, and no politician is going to take the idea seriously because there's no votes to be gained and a lot to be lost.

Regulating the sport properly to remove an undesirable thing that is no part of the sport itself, on the other hand, is unlikely to lose votes and with a proper PR campaign can gain a lot by showing that the politician is 'caring'.

If you want to make changes in the fabric of society or the law (Or both) you need to aim at the right targets. If you don't, you have no chance.

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