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Don't know if this is posted in the proper area so feel free to move it if need be, but it makes for an interesting read.
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/news/...rtnersite=espn
I just think that it is rediculous that our government puts forth so much time and effort attempting to (over)regulate supplements and AS, when there are far more pressing things to be concerned about (i.e. terrorism??).
definitely scapegoating - but you have to like arnie's quote - In a speech at the convention that was met with a standing ovation on Sunday, Schwarzenegger told attendees that he believes the Food and Drug Administration should not regulate dietary supplements because "I have very rarely seen the government do anything that was effective."
I like Arnold, he is THE MAN!!!
My body is my business:-)
Bro you sound like a feminist, it may be your business but the law is the law and what we do is illegal. So if you break the law with your body your body is going to pay the consequences :wg:Quote:
Originally Posted by RussianVodka
JohnnyB
JohnnyB, I know the ruls of our "game".
BTW I'm not a feminist:)
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I burned my bra the day I discovered anti e's :blush:Quote:
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A definite scapegoat move, they had bust someone else to make it look like they were doing something now that steroids are this year's hotbutton.
Im not suprised the govt would do something like that...something to put a damper on a "positive" weekend for the bodybuilding community.
-Cy
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Originally Posted by RussianVodka
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Originally Posted by einstein1905
JohnnyB