Thread: Steroid Scandal at Kabbadi World Cup Sends USA and Australia Home

Damn, steroids are the new witch hunt. Leave the athletes alone.

another great post by Millard

I can understand that steroids can make you better ay certain sports, but a majority of sports that players use aas in, require skill, steroids do not make you better, they only help you repair your broken down body, just to break it down again.

Imo steroids should be allowed because these sports are some of these guys carrers, they rely on their bodies to make an income. So keeping that body in tip top shape would be a must for most.

^^^THIS
Athletes should be allowed to juice. They are competing for millions of dollars and athleticism and genetics only get you so far. Also for parents and officials to say that kids looks towards to them as role models, really need to slap themselves in the face and quit blaming and projecting their piss-poor parenting on someone else.

The ones who bitch about steroid abuse and that it causes an unfair advantage are probably remote-warriors who have never played a sport in their life.

Good post and crazy at the same time and WHEN will people stop using deca if there goingto be tested 18 months forget that

Originally Posted by OldSchoolLifter

I can understand that steroids can make you better ay certain sports, but a majority of sports that players use aas in, require skill, steroids do not make you better, they only help you repair your broken down body, just to break it down again.

Imo steroids should be allowed because these sports are some of these guys carrers, they rely on their bodies to make an income. So keeping that body in tip top shape would be a must for most.

This^^^ x100000

Kabbadi is an extremely violent sport...I would be geared too.

Put it this way, during my rugby days, gear was as common in preparation for the upcoming match (and recovery from the last match) as beer was during the post match drinkup. Violent collission sports such as Ruby or in this case, Kabbadi, are more or less a test of manhood so what's wrong with letting GROWN MEN make a personal choice to use gear. When I had the ball I definately ran like a pissed of bull and did not run out of bounds, ever. Two (2) 40 minute halves of rugby will inflict damage to the body and joints so any sport with such kind of potential for physical harm should allow gear as a choice for recovery purposes. Why is someone offended that an athlete uses gear? Raise your kids right and they'll know better than to run gear during their teenage years. Don't blame the athletes for your own parental shortcomings. It's like blaming Hollywood if your child commits a copycat murder he/she saw in a film.

I can't really agree completely with all this. I DO agree that gear should be allowed. However, till it is, braking the rules is not the way to go about it. That does send a bad message to kids and adults as well. If you don't agree with rules or the law, just ignore them. That gives gear a bad name as well. Steroid ignorant people, like I was not too long ago, look and see players cheating with gear. Looks bad.

Somehow, I wish I had the answer as to how, there needs to be a real effort to go after this stupid rule and allow gear is sports.