Did you see the documentary about what went on in east Germany in athletics.
Everyone's cheating though.
comment by Loco Liverpool (U18018)
posted 1 minute ago
Everyone's cheating though.
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comment by tcw (U6489)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Loco Liverpool (U18018)
posted 1 minute ago
Everyone's cheating though.
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Some are just more creative than others.
You don’t think the 3 year ban was sufficient punishment? If not what duration of a ban will suffice in your opinion?
If someone/entity commits crime/grievous act, is it not the norm for punishment to be served and followed by their reformation?
Otherwise what will be the point of having said structure in place if what people who are upset about it want is an indefinite suspension with conditions that can be easily manipulated in order to keep the offender indefinitely suspended.
This actually highlights the lack of proper regulation in WADA. There are specific punishments prescribed for specific offenses, so how come this offense which has been depicted as something so abhorrent doesn’t have a prescribed course of action for the offender?
comment by Gaffer Pranks 🏆🏆 (U6283)
posted 15 minutes ago
comment by tcw (U6489)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Loco Liverpool (U18018)
posted 1 minute ago
Everyone's cheating though.
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Some are just more creative than others.
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Pretty sure I read somewhere that Linford Christie's lunchbox was actually a large IV syringe pumping a constant stream of steriods into him.
comment by Kuki (U6289)
posted 54 minutes ago
You don’t think the 3 year ban was sufficient punishment? If not what duration of a ban will suffice in your opinion?
If someone/entity commits crime/grievous act, is it not the norm for punishment to be served and followed by their reformation?
Otherwise what will be the point of having said structure in place if what people who are upset about it want is an indefinite suspension with conditions that can be easily manipulated in order to keep the offender indefinitely suspended.
This actually highlights the lack of proper regulation in WADA. There are specific punishments prescribed for specific offenses, so how come this offense which has been depicted as something so abhorrent doesn’t have a prescribed course of action for the offender?
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Can't fault your response, Kuki. However, I think that the punishment should fit the crime. Here, as in the case I suspect with the GDR, the drug abuse was state sponsored. So in the circumstances, a state as big as Russia is, should also be at or near the top of the tree as regards to morality.
It is currently rock bottom.
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posted on 21/9/18
Did you see the documentary about what went on in east Germany in athletics.
posted on 21/9/18
Everyone's cheating though.
posted on 21/9/18
comment by Loco Liverpool (U18018)
posted 1 minute ago
Everyone's cheating though.
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This
posted on 21/9/18
comment by tcw (U6489)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Loco Liverpool (U18018)
posted 1 minute ago
Everyone's cheating though.
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This
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Some are just more creative than others.
posted on 21/9/18
You don’t think the 3 year ban was sufficient punishment? If not what duration of a ban will suffice in your opinion?
If someone/entity commits crime/grievous act, is it not the norm for punishment to be served and followed by their reformation?
Otherwise what will be the point of having said structure in place if what people who are upset about it want is an indefinite suspension with conditions that can be easily manipulated in order to keep the offender indefinitely suspended.
This actually highlights the lack of proper regulation in WADA. There are specific punishments prescribed for specific offenses, so how come this offense which has been depicted as something so abhorrent doesn’t have a prescribed course of action for the offender?
posted on 21/9/18
comment by Gaffer Pranks 🏆🏆 (U6283)
posted 15 minutes ago
comment by tcw (U6489)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Loco Liverpool (U18018)
posted 1 minute ago
Everyone's cheating though.
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This
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Some are just more creative than others.
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Pretty sure I read somewhere that Linford Christie's lunchbox was actually a large IV syringe pumping a constant stream of steriods into him.
posted on 21/9/18
comment by Kuki (U6289)
posted 54 minutes ago
You don’t think the 3 year ban was sufficient punishment? If not what duration of a ban will suffice in your opinion?
If someone/entity commits crime/grievous act, is it not the norm for punishment to be served and followed by their reformation?
Otherwise what will be the point of having said structure in place if what people who are upset about it want is an indefinite suspension with conditions that can be easily manipulated in order to keep the offender indefinitely suspended.
This actually highlights the lack of proper regulation in WADA. There are specific punishments prescribed for specific offenses, so how come this offense which has been depicted as something so abhorrent doesn’t have a prescribed course of action for the offender?
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Can't fault your response, Kuki. However, I think that the punishment should fit the crime. Here, as in the case I suspect with the GDR, the drug abuse was state sponsored. So in the circumstances, a state as big as Russia is, should also be at or near the top of the tree as regards to morality.
It is currently rock bottom.
posted on 21/9/18
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