[quote]supabeast wrote:
If you really want to legalize steroids/prohormones try getting athletes to admit that they use them. Government gets away with demonizing the few who get caught because everybody else just keeps lying about it. When Americans finally realize that almost the entire NF is juicing it gets a lot harder to point fingers at “cheaters”.[/quote]
Allowing PED’s in sports and decriminalizing AAS for the general public are two completely different things. The media cares about athletes, congress doesn’t.
[quote]BONEZ217 wrote:
Allowing PED’s in sports and decriminalizing AAS for the general public are two completely different things. The media cares about athletes, congress doesn’t. [/quote]
Not to try and argue or make this a political debate but you do remember the whole waste of time with all the baseball players testifying in front of congress on capital hill right?
[quote]waldo21212 wrote:
BONEZ217 wrote:
Allowing PED’s in sports and decriminalizing AAS for the general public are two completely different things. The media cares about athletes, congress doesn’t.
Not to try and argue or make this a political debate but you do remember the whole waste of time with all the baseball players testifying in front of congress on capital hill right?[/quote]
Yes, of course. But that meeting had nothing to do with WHY AAS and PH’s are illegal. I see the confusion where I said “congress doesn’t care about athletes”, but I meant that in the sense that congress ‘cares’ about the “well being” of the public moreso than professional athletes.
Just my opinion of course. They tried to use pro athletes as an example, not a reason.