Legalizing Gear My Proposed Plan

**chris_wpww** · 10-16-2007, 02:43 PM

Start An Online Pettition Can U In America Do One On The Goverment Website Like Uk If Not Get One Set Up And Point Out All THE ABOVE AND That Police Resouces R WASTED And You Get It Legallized

The Goverments There For U If They Dont They\will Lose There SEAtS In Local And Genereal Elections

**RuhlFreak55** · 10-16-2007, 05:43 PM

we can always have that war i was talking about if the government wont see reason

**Atomini** · 10-16-2007, 05:51 PM

Originally Posted by RuhlFreak55

we can always have that war i was talking about if the government wont see reason

Exactly.

What the hell has happened to the old adage of getting things done around here? There are no more armed uprisings. No more revolutions to fix things. These days people just let the government walk all over them. It's the people that are supposed to control the government, NOT the other way around! When is the last time we ever had a war or conflict of ANY sort on North American soil?!?! IT'S BEEN TOO LONG!!! 147 YEARS!!! ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY SEVEN YEARS!!!! It's time we get a conflict going to wake up these dumbass mother fvckers on this continent who don't give a shit about anything that are wandering around the god damn mall scratching their asses, pulling credit cards out of their fanny packs and buying pairs of sneakers with LIGHTS IN THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

**SuperK** · 10-16-2007, 06:30 PM

Legalization gets my vote BUT if they're not going to do that then lay off the f*cken busts and negative media coverage. It's just driven us further underground and making it more unsafe for all of us. God knows we're never going to stop so just leave us all the f*ck alone.

**Mr Tick** · 10-16-2007, 06:51 PM

I would sign up on a petition. I dont know nothing about getting something like that going but if someone does i know there are thousands of people that are willing to sign it. I wonder what kinda numbers we would need to really get something going. To get some kinda medical coverage on the issue and partly at least if not making it legal reduce it from class 3 to class 1 controlled.

**J-41-sd** · 10-16-2007, 10:27 PM

It is truly amazing how everyday you hear a commercial on tv about some law office setting up a hotline for people to sue drug companies for the after-effects of some heart, cholesterol, pain or whatever else medication screwed them up. These are meds prescribed by doctors with an agenda to make money pushing it on people after the FDA rushed it to the market because it was profitable for all parties considered, yet if I want to take test I am some sort of bad guy and social pariah because it has a negative image without justification. Hypocrites that run this country are always a step ahead of the sheep that elected them!!

**Diamonite** · 10-17-2007, 02:38 AM

Sounds nice but sadly it will never become a reality.

**Shiftt101** · 10-17-2007, 02:45 AM

Originally Posted by jaysunderstudy

We all know that getting gear is hard these days, with tightened customs, lab busts, and bogus gear. I was thinking that in order to combat this problem, I propose that the creation of what I call "Sports Enhancement Clinics" Similar to anti aging clinics only these will deal strictly with enhancing athletic performance and not that general well being stuff either. Basically how I think it should work should follow like this: The patient must be at least 21 y/o to apply, you meet with a licensed professional who goes over cycle goals and dosages and gives the patient consultation along with the proper lab work to make sure all the vital organs are able to handle the cycle. After the pt. meets these criteria, waivers are signed and the patient is dispensed their cycle only enough for themselves. Now if the pt. cannot afford the entire cycle they maybe allowed to receive 2 weeks at a time or however much that pt. can afford. The medicines will all have pharmacy labels on them so they are safe for transport in a car or on airplanes. They will be made from quality labs in the USA so no more underground labs. And nobody gets locked up which is the best part of all. After the patient completes their cycle they must undergo labwork to check the status of their liver, kidneys, heart ect. This monitoring will keep the patients healthy and allow the staff to detect any problems. I came to this conclusion that we are not going away and no I do not wish for everybody to partake in this program because simply put...weightlifting isn't for everybody. This probably will flop, most likely due to the fact that there is no tax money in it for the govt. But I don't want to make sporting associations unban them thats not my aim I just get tired of these old men in congress who dont work out at all gonna tell us whats healthy and whats not thats my only beef with them.

Any suggestions, complaints comments, are welcome.

Your a thinking man!
Shame it will never work though

**Amuuzeng** · 10-17-2007, 11:07 AM

I'm all for it myself. I truely believe AAS are over-scheduled (at best they should be a C5 instead of C3) and should actually be a regular medication. Get something going and see what kind of support you can get. With all the bad/negative information and deep pockets of the governments, I'm not sure what can be done. We need a good legal voice.