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1. Sport can be considered the same for all people because the rules of the games stay universal (ex. for soccer, you need a ball and some players).
2. It is not universal, because not everyone has equal access to resources and equipment to play.

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1. When you play a sport, the game is the same for everyone regardless the language they speak or where they're from.
2. Certain people get treated differently in sport settings, based on SES, race, gender, etc.

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1. Sport does not require any language or culture to participate, therefore anyone and everyone can join
2. Since some equipment are limited to a certain socio-economic class (ex: polo), it may be difficult for all individuals to participate because of their lower economic status

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1. The physical benefits that are gained from sports are universal
2. Opportunities that are presented (i.e. rep leagues with working facilities) are not universal as some countries/regions may not have the resources to facilitate such activity

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1. Universal because all sports have their respective rules that everyone follows

2. Not Universal because there are a lot of inequality issues in sports that prevent people from participating such as race, gender, physical inabilities and more

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1. Sport has physical effects that are advantageous to all people

2. Some cultures restrict certain populations from participating in sport

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1. Sport is almost like a universal language itself, people who understand the rules can play and it is played very similarly.
2. Different abilities, different levels of access or opportunities to participate

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1. Sport is fun for all and beneficial regardless of who you are
2. Not everyone has equal access to play or watch sports, categorizing others apart

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1. The rules of sports such as hockey, soccer, or basketball are universal. Everybody plays under the same set of rules.
2. In some underdeveloped countries, certain populations such as females are not allowed to participate in sport.

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1. Sport is played the same way no matter where you are in the world. There is no language barrier with sport.
2. There is a lack of opportunity in sport for specific people, especially those in underdeveloped countries, and women.

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1.Regardless of the circumstances in which it is implemented the rules and objectives of any given sport are the same.
2. Any given sport can have different cultural meanings. For example, hockey is considered a staple in Canadian culture, this relativity is not reflected in all other cultures.

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1. Sport can connect people that otherwise wouldn't become acquainted with each other.
2. May not be an effective tool of all bodies of different levels of ability.

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1. An activity which assembles people with a common interest.
2. There are some sports that cannot be played as easily in some countries due to environmental differences.

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1. Sport can be universal because it is inherent for humans to be competitive
2. Sport might not be universal because everyone has a different idea of what sport is and how sport benefits them

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1. Sport can be fun to engage in and watch.
2. Some consider access to sport a right, while others view sport as a pass-time for children or a distraction from everyday life.

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1. Sports can connect people through the mutual understanding of the rules and purpose of the sport, but not necessarily because they agree on topics or beliefs outside of the sport.
2. sport may not be universal because  not everyone enjoys the same liberties in different countries to be able to participate

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1. Sports give everyone a common communication outlet to express themselves
2. Not everyone has the same level of access to sports.

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1. Sport is considered to be enjoyable and beneficial
2. Not everyone has the same access to the coaching, venue and equipment that are required to play sports

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1. Sport can be fun and create rapport between teammates and sometimes opponents

2. The skills and talents may not match anothers which can elicit competition

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1) Sport is not biaed and creating a equal playground for people with different cultural backgrounds, and people follow the same rules in sports.
2) Many regions and countries do not have comprehensive development of sports, and they may not have universal understandings about it.

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1) due to the wide reach of the internet, people in developing countries might already have an idea of what sport is, what sport means conceptually.
2) Certain indigenous tribes around the world that may not have had much contact with the rest of the world may not have a concept of what sport is; for them, their lifestyles might not involve sport in terms of our Western definition, instead it is physical activity (opposed to organized sport).

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1. Sport is played everywhere no matter how it is played
2. Sport can mean different things in different places

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1. Sport is considered universal as it can communicate to a wide variety of people in its own language.

2. Local groups adapt sport according to their own needs, values, beliefs and meanings. Therefore, the context of sport changes around the world.

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1. Everyone can understand sport
2. Not everyone is allowed to participate in sports.

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1) Considered universal because it celebrates physical movement and does not inherently discriminate
2) Not universal because in reality some groups, specifically girls and women, are prohibited from participating and accruing the benefits of sport.

-Kyle Farwell

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1. Sport is a common activity/pastime across all nationalities and communities.
2. Not everyone may participate in the same sports due lack of equipment or access to playing spaces. E.g. - hockey

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1. Everyone can find some sort of a means to play sport.
2. Not everyone has the same opportunities to play and progress in their sport.

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1. Easy to understand
2. Lack of resources

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1. Sport can be universal because it can be recreated in all communities and countries, and played by all.
2. Sport is not universal because not everyone gets the opportunities to participate whether it be for economic or social reasons.

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1) Sport "is a "language" that essentially everyone understands.
2) There may be barriers to sport (e.g. individuals with disabilities left out) preventing participation to sport.

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1. Anyone no matter what background is able to participate in sport (creates unity because it connects people)

2. Some people might not be allowed to participate

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1. sport is a way of socializing and civilizing for everyone.
2. some people may not enjoy playing sport at all.

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1) everyone needs to get involved in physical activity, for the sake of being healthy
2) not everyone would enjoy sports