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i have to do a paper on juice but can someone find an article from a newspaper or magazine that supports the use of juice or one that supports the mlb staying out of testing....
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im trying to clear up the public opinion on juice but its kinda hard to find articles that say they want mlb players to be sticking needles in their asses lol
im trying to clear up the public opinion on juice but its kinda hard to find articles that say they want mlb players to be sticking needles in their asses lol
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http://www.mesomorphosis.com/articles/gendin/ban-non-steroid-using-athletes.htm
The above article is titled "Ban Athletes Who Don't Use Steroids"
"More importantly, what care I as a fan that someone sets a remarkable record because he used steroids? I pay money to see sporting events and I am entitled to an athlete's very best. Isaac Stern can afford a violin that few violinists and no high school orchestra player can afford. Is he taking unfair advantage of them? If I pay $60 to hear Stern and learn his tone was not up to par because he was too lazy to bring his own violin and borrowed a $50 one from a high school kid, I justifiably want my money back. What care I that he usually plays upon a $200,000 instrument? I am not bothered by this; I want his very best. Likewise, I want the very best an athlete can give me. I don't want to watch athletes who could have done better if only they had used steroids. Talk of steroid performance as unnatural is as ridiculous as complaining about artificial hearts. As for me I plan to have a T-shirt made for me that will read on its front: "Use steroids or go home. Enough of crying and whining." "
you also might want to look at the book "More Steroids, Please" by Sidney Gendin (same author as the above excerpt and article)
good luck on the paper, it will be tough to let people know whats up cause they dont want to hear the truth about things, most would rather believe what the TV says.
The above article is titled "Ban Athletes Who Don't Use Steroids"
"More importantly, what care I as a fan that someone sets a remarkable record because he used steroids? I pay money to see sporting events and I am entitled to an athlete's very best. Isaac Stern can afford a violin that few violinists and no high school orchestra player can afford. Is he taking unfair advantage of them? If I pay $60 to hear Stern and learn his tone was not up to par because he was too lazy to bring his own violin and borrowed a $50 one from a high school kid, I justifiably want my money back. What care I that he usually plays upon a $200,000 instrument? I am not bothered by this; I want his very best. Likewise, I want the very best an athlete can give me. I don't want to watch athletes who could have done better if only they had used steroids. Talk of steroid performance as unnatural is as ridiculous as complaining about artificial hearts. As for me I plan to have a T-shirt made for me that will read on its front: "Use steroids or go home. Enough of crying and whining." "
you also might want to look at the book "More Steroids, Please" by Sidney Gendin (same author as the above excerpt and article)
good luck on the paper, it will be tough to let people know whats up cause they dont want to hear the truth about things, most would rather believe what the TV says.
