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SteroidsR4Losers (StrengthWarrior) and superpredatorr have created a large collection of anti-steroid accounts to impose their biased views. StrengthWarrior used steroids at one point in time but failed to see any gains, leading to his bashing of steroids. Trying to reason with him is an impossibility, due to the catheter he has in his brain. Superpredatorr is a homely, underdeveloped, hairy Turk who moved to Greece. He may have worked out at one time but it didn't show and he had nothing to show for it. They claim that steroids are for weaklings, gays, undesirables, cheaters, and those that lack moral courage.

They claim that steroids are an easy way-out and will: kill you, give you cancer, ruin your sex life, shrink your penis, cause kidney failure, and all of these horrible things that just aren't true.

How can they say such things when the people who WIN take steroids? The very athletes that we idolize take steroids as means to compete at a higher, more intense level. People who use steroids properly train much harder than any natural athlete. Should we penalize them for wanting to go above and BEYOND their physical limitations and competing at a level that StrengthWarrior and superpredatorr cannot? Steroids are found EVERYWHERE at the professional level of competition. In bodybuilding, powerlifting, football, baseball, the Olympic games, you name it. They can be found in any sport, anywhere!

Steroids are not like other illicit drugs, such as heroin and cocaine. The FDA, AMA, and DEA all agree. In the Congressional Steroid Hearings of 1988-1990 they all testified that steroids not be treated like other illicit drugs, but the government ignored their experts anyways. When they passed the Act, they managed to put good people in prison and create a black market combined with a chain of filthy underground labs. The only thing the Act didn't do is stop--or even slow down for that matter--steroid use. Do you see the problem here? Even Congress, the people we elect into power so that they may look out for our best interests, are jealous of the amazing feats people are achieving with steroids and somehow feel the need to get involved in things they should not have any part in.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, Mark Mcgwire, Lyle Alzado, Ben Johnson, Hulk Hogan, Jose Canseco, Marion Jones, Roger Clemens, Franco Columbu, Dorian Yates, Lee Priest, Steve Michalik, Lee Haney, Barry Bonds, Dan Nitro Clark etc. have all taken steroids. These people are champions and they will be remembered 10, 20, even 100 years from now--while StrengthWarrior and superpredatorr will not.

They insist that steroid use is cheating, because it puts the user ahead. But, if steroid use is considered cheating, why isn't it considered cheating for:
-Swimmers to remove all of their bodily hair?
-Long distance runners/cyclists to sleep in altitude chambers?
-Golfers to have Lasik eye surgery?
-Porn stars to use injectable Viagra?
-Musicians to use beta blockers?
-Students to use Adderall?
-Fighter pilots to use amphetamines?
-Anyone to even workout in the first place?
Simple: It's all part of the competition. These are all advantages and nothing more. Everyone is looking for unfair advantages, whether they are drug free or using steroids. So, what makes anabolic steroids any different?

Steroids are just another man-made externality that helps improve performance; just like gym equipment, weightlifting belts, running shoes, cleats, pads, swimming suits, elastic bands, diet regimens, workout routines, coaching and so on. Let's be clear; sports are not natural, they are entirely man-made. Anyone who claims to be a "natural lifter" either doesn't know the meaning of the word "natural" or goes out into the wilderness everyday nude and lifts rocks. The moment the first Olympic athlete put on shoes, we justified that externalities are NOT cheating.

There's a difference between the facts and the truth. http://vimeo.com/8526040

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