Ethics Scientist says to let Olympians take drugs

[emilygold]

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I do not want performance enhancing drugs to be legalised.
I've always run clean.
Run clean or crash.
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[Water Pony]

Can't open the link, but the premise that athletes and Olympians should be able to take drugs is wrong on so many dimensions.

Net: If legalized, then it becomes a requirement to compete and damn the health consequences and the messsage that youth will/must do it. A clean athletes will not be competitive, i.e. cyclists, steroid enhanced football players, etc.

[NavyCrimson]

Whenever you see the title "ethics professor", "ethics teacher", or "ethics scientist", it's time to start running for the hills!

Nuff said!