The "real" reason for roid testing in high schools?

[Radical Ice]

Like everything else... Ka-ching, Ka-ching, Money, Money, Money....

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/5240021.html

 

[needtogetaas]

well ya its all about the dolla dolla bill

 

[Tweakle]

the user comments on that article depress me, talking about 'saving lives'.. people really are that fucking stupid, no wonder the government has got away with running a trillion dollar racket 'war on drugs' for so long

 

[SpyWizard]

i would sue the shit out of a public or private school that gave a drug test to my child without my consent..

period..

and elevated levels of testosterone in a teen boy is not proof of steroid consumption..

I guess they can't keep meth out of the hands of kids, what makes them think they can keep steroids out of the hands of kids...

idiots..

 

[Muscle Mafia]

Retarded.

The reader comments are the most senseless shit I've ever read. "it affected his brain, thats why he talks so slow". What an ignorant bunch.

 

[yonkers weights]

CREAM - Cash rules everything around me

 

[jaybois]

''shakes head''

 

[yonkers weights]

Here you go...

 

[st8grad]

i would sue the shit out of a public or private school that gave a drug test to my child without my consent..

period..

and elevated levels of testosterone in a teen boy is not proof of steroid consumption..

I guess they can't keep meth out of the hands of kids, what makes them think they can keep steroids out of the hands of kids...

idiots..

I think the Supreme Court ruled in favor of random drug testing, so you wouldn't have much luck suing them.

I think that is pretty ridiculous however. What is the point? What do they do with the kids if they are caught? Nice way to flood the courts with kids fighting tickets or whatever the hell they do.

Here's an idea...catch CRIMINALS. Since when has targeting the user been a huge thing. Ok, buying it or possessing it, but testing people and then busting them for it? Catch people bringing drugs or weapons into school. Not some kid juicing.

This is going too far.

 

[needtogetarmy]

I may be int he minority opinion here but I don't think AAS use and high school athletes are a good combo. Young people can permanently wreck havoc on their natural test production system by using AAS so young and that is a fact. I do not see a problem with testing high school students at all.

 

[LB55]

i dont agree wit this shit and all and not to worried about it how bout havin coaches or maybe teachers in the school being on it then thats easy for the people who are on it and good with there coaches or teachers to get around so it shouldnt pose a problem for alot of littler schools who can get around it lol