Legalization of Anabolic Steroids in the US

[sethortiz]

legalizing steroids... I really don't favor it. . If it were legalized, for cosmetics as the poll states, people will just take the liberty to use it for vanity and not for health.

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[belindapowers]

I was formerly a pro, but now I am just against legalization. Read article on civilliberty site. I'm sure everyone knows how factual this is.

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[zazen5]

So you both favor jail time for using a drug. How exactly is using a substance a criminal act? Why stop there? Make alcohol and cigarettes illegal! Right now I'm awake can't sleep, on the pager so if someone in Calgary decides that have a heart attack, likely due to smoking I have to go help save their life. Seen so many arteries screwed up by cigarettes. The argument that steroids r vain? What isn't vain? So much bullshit in the general population instead of gratefulness for simple things like edible food, clean drinking water, basic health and here by keeping roids illegal u fund law enforcement? The law is corrupt. The way I look at it make all substances legal everywhere so law enforcement is patrolling for predators and murderers, actual criminals, not wasting taxes and lives on drug enforcement.

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[FlurDizzle]

Biggest reason AAS should be legal: it's no ones business what I put in my body if it only affects me. For one Man to think, feel or believe that they know better than I do what should and should not go into my body is to imply that they are better than me and have power over me. No on has power over anyone without compliance and consent. If every AAS user were to come out and advocate legalization it would be the next "rights" debate that non-AAS users would support. But that's the thing, if a "right" really is a right, then it shouldn't have to be fought for, or administered by a government. Rights are unregulated.

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[abdelfattah]

legalization of a compound that enhances the muscle tone, quality of life, etc would be a benefit to our citizens...remember the 70+ guy that was interviewed that had a physique and energy level better than most 30 year olds I know?... Its not like a debilatating, destructive drug like meth...compare the dental situation of a meth user versus the beautiful magazine ready body of a bodybuilder...hmmmm. I know which I prefer. and so does mainstream america even if they are too stubborn to admit it.
If we really wanted au natural, we would have fat, unfit, ugly people on the cover of magazines, and manequins would be size 14...but what are they? trim, fit, and attractive. no belly rolls, no double chins, no front bums...
Take that as your answer.

 

[O1s480]

Lol that won't happen in a million years. Look how long it started for mari j to start becoming legal. And that at was only because it was so widely used. Until about 1 in 5 US citizens start using steroids it won't even be considered. I don't see that happening.

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[chizzled77]

I say steroids should be legalized and should be regulated according to age. People younger than 21 shouldnt be allowed to use them similar to alcohol. Same goes for mary j.

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[fizzisnumerouno]

Lol that won't happen in a million years. Look how long it started for mari j to start becoming legal. And that at was only because it was so widely used. Until about 1 in 5 US citizens start using steroids it won't even be considered. I don't see that happening.

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Money talks. If BB and athletes came clean and stood up dor their constitutional rights and slung money around... You'd have a very powerful bipartisan group of people. Steroid users are typically alpha and professionals. Cops, lawyers, models, pro athletes, gays, constitutionalists, military. Imagine all of the people on every board unites and joined.


Did you know gender identity identification is about to be incorporated into the ACA? Rectifying the problem as well. That means people who feel like they're trapped in the wrong body will have the insurance backing for a sex change. If that can be done, a bunch of athletes with money throwing $20 a month at a national organization could flex it's lobbying muscle.

 

[hutch7]

if the us thinks aas are so bad why do they provide them too spec ops community?

 

[RedWhiteNBlue]

What do you bros think? And, more importantly, if you can, give me OBJECTIVE JUSTIFICATION

All for it! Always have been and always will be! There is no objective justification. It's all RELATIVE to the individual. Just an opinion!

Question is, who has the right to tell a grown man or woman what to do with their OWN life? Who has the right to rule another? Are we ALL not imperfect? Who among us will not and cannot make a mistake?