When
the option is to drug or drop out of the sport you love and are good at
at the top level, Which was most sports in the 80s and 90s. We can
applaud those who chose to play at the drug free level but I only know
the names of three. All of which might well have doped their way to
fame and fortune but chose not to. They were near the top of their game
in competition with druggies, but chose to pass on the fame and fortune
due to the need for drugs.
I am not ready to condemn anyone who made
the other choice. If you have trained all your life in the sport of
your choice and are the top of the game, but competing at the next level
means drugs, I refuse to disrespect those who choose to compete.
To live comfortably or perhaps at
all I need asthma drugs. Are you going to give me a pass just because
they are legal.
Next year in Jerusalem
8 hours ago
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Dear Anonymous. If you have a different point of view on the topic, perhaps we could have a conversation. Whining about whining doesn't cut it.
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