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if this is true, what image does china take from the olympic games?

Not really seeing what the big deal is. Like I said in another thread the UK is using a 14 year old for its synchronised diving team.
 
stosstruppe said:
Not really seeing what the big deal is. Like I said in another thread the UK is using a 14 year old for its synchronised diving team.


clear rules in gymnastics for girls, they must be 16. the older the girls the less limber and more "developed" making the exercises much harder to complete. full blown cheating.

as a host country i would have figured they would have wanted to send a message of "look at us" to the world. they are sending a "look at us and please dont judge" message to me.
 
timtim said:
clear rules in gymnastics for girls, they must be 16. the older the girls the less limber and more "developed" making the exercises much harder to complete. full blown cheating.

as a host country i would have figured they would have wanted to send a message of "look at us" to the world. they are sending a "look at us and please dont judge" message to me.

Even if it is true, they (the Chinese) are merely capitalising on a natural physiological fact that younger athletes generally have better suppleness. I really don't see anything wrong with this as opposed to the hundreds of athletes using doping techniques, steroids etc to enhance performance.

Ya, other than being a stupid rule, I got nothing other than opinion :)
 
stosstruppe said:
Even if it is true, they (the Chinese) are merely capitalising on a natural physiological fact that younger athletes generally have better suppleness. I really don't see anything wrong with this as opposed to the hundreds of athletes using doping techniques, steroids etc to enhance performance.

Ya, other than being a stupid rule, I got nothing other than opinion :)


dopers get their medals taken away. so if cheating by using younger athletes they are on par with dopers and should have their golds taken away. do you agree?
 
stosstruppe said:
Even if it is true, they (the Chinese) are merely capitalising on a natural physiological fact that younger athletes generally have better suppleness. I really don't see anything wrong with this as opposed to the hundreds of athletes using doping techniques, steroids etc to enhance performance.

Ya, other than being a stupid rule, I got nothing other than opinion :)

uh, thats clear cut cheating. no other way to look at it.
 
timtim said:
dopers get their medals taken away. so if cheating by using younger athletes they are on par with dopers and should have their golds taken away. do you agree?

For consistency's sake yea, but then I'd change the rules to allow for younger athletes & drug use because I don't consider it any different to using fancy swim suits to improve your times.
 
China is ahead in the medal count and way ahead in gold.

They country is going through growing pains but it is just a bump in the road to a new empire. I just read GE just sold 3 billion dollars of alternative energy projects to the Chinese. They recognize their problems and they are fixing it. Just like the Japanese in the 1960's, they are going to alter that technology, make it better, and put GE out of business just like the Japs did to the US television, semiconductor, (and so on) industries.
 
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