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Author | Topic: Legalize AS (Serious) |
transparent Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 36) |
posted March 23, 2000 01:06 AM
How can we Legalize AS? Lets be serious and try to accomplish a very hard Task together. IP: Logged |
deca-ready Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 10) |
posted March 23, 2000 03:35 AM
Damn right,at GNC and any other health food store they should carry it-simply because these are supplements that work.Fuck it,let TwinLab,Weider,Sportspharma and anyone else make there own line of Deca,D-bal,Test-etc.. They'd make a 100 times more than on that other shit they make. Talk to Govenor Jesse Ventura-he juiced and now he's got influence. If not him,then provide pros to the millions of cons that the media has pooped out of it's puny little scandal,reefer madness,scare tactic,scape goat little mind. Really,provide the real pros and cons to the President.Tell him the truth or tell him to read the World Anabolic Review.Remind him of how many other countries have no problem with it and that it was caused by Lyle Alzato's lying to the public. Lyle Alzato-deceased former professional football player for the LA Raiders.He was gay and got Aids the truth if you need my source of truth then e-mail me. Anyway,Lyle says public on Larry King Just because he was gay and got aids he makes gear the scape goat and fucks it up for everyone else. Shortly before he decided to Speak publicly,there were rumors circulating about his gay lifestyle. Instead of taking responsibility for it,he blames what took him to the top and made him very rich into a fucking scape goat. ------------------ IP: Logged |
Cornobbled Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 13) |
posted March 23, 2000 03:42 AM
Just convice the government how much tax money they will make from it and I'm sure you'll get there attention. It's all about money. If they were concerned with the health of our country would cigaretts and alcohol be legal? ------------------ IP: Logged |
dogboy Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 148) |
posted March 23, 2000 01:05 PM
Got a few million to spend on lobbying senators? The only other way that I can see getting them legalized is to start badgering the sports media to stop demonizing them and to educate ppl in the medical profession as to their broader usage. Maybe get sports medicine doctors into the fold, and have them as front runners - they would be a lot more convincing. [This message has been edited by dogboy (edited March 23, 2000).] IP: Logged |
mr_Blond Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 85) |
posted March 23, 2000 01:17 PM
Here's website for the very topic www.DecriminalizeSteroids.com/page1.html [This message has been edited by mr_Blond (edited March 23, 2000).] IP: Logged |
Rock_Man Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 390) |
posted March 23, 2000 01:38 PM
Great Site Mr Blond, and very informative at that. I would suggest all to read... ------------------ IP: Logged |
MattTheSkywalker Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 437) |
posted March 23, 2000 02:30 PM
About Lyle - he was taking huge doses. Steroids can be abused - just like any other drug, even alcohol. Or they can be takenin such a way that they enhance. Because they are illegal, people have to be sneaky to acquire them, and this results in much uneducated use. Uneducated use is a recipe for disaster. Not only that, but because they are illegal, fakes abound. There is a belief in many cirlces, that the government should be able to legislate what we put into our bodies. As much as I am anti-recreational drugs, that doesn't give me the right to tell others what to do. I'll never use cocaine or acid or whatever, but if "you" want to....go right ahead. Your body..... Regarding athletes - steroid use in pro and college sports is rampant. RAMPANT. Not just football players - swimmers, track athletes, and so on. Legalizing drugs and educating people about them (all drugs, including steroids) would only help people to make more informed decisions, and those are the best kind. Somebody wake me up when it happens. Matt IP: Logged |
Mr. Nasty Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 110) |
posted March 23, 2000 02:49 PM
I agree, write Ventura...it's worth a chance. You have to inform the public of the TRUTH about AS. However, we live in a disillusioned country where we are told we are free, yet every year we pass more laws than any other country in the world! As a U.S. Vet it makes me sad. Samual Adams stated, "Revolution must occur in a country every 100 years to keep the government clean".... We're 100 years over due. IP: Logged |
Neiko Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 23) |
posted March 23, 2000 02:54 PM
Lyle, Did he really die from the abuse of AS, or did he just try to cover up the truth. He was Dying of AIDS. IP: Logged |
2Thick Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 854) |
posted March 23, 2000 02:58 PM
I think that the first step should be to regulate dosages. That is the way to clear away the negative image of AS. Jon ------------------ IP: Logged |
jak267 Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 44) |
posted March 23, 2000 04:09 PM
This is something interesting I found at: http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Field/9311/hulk4.htm
Lyle Alzado was born April 3, 1949 in Brooklyn, New York. Lyle led a wild and rebellious life. At age fifteen, he managed to get a job as a bouncer at a local bar. While gainfully employed at the brewery.. he managed to be stabbed 4 different times. This along with being constantly jailed...led him to finally getting somewhat straightened out.
This person, who knows Lyle's family personally, told me face to face, that his death was AIDS related, and not from steroids or growth hormone. That Lyle had led to some degree an alternative lifestyle which led to his demise.
-Jim Beam- IP: Logged |
transparent Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 36) |
posted March 23, 2000 10:33 PM
Thanks guy's for the input. I will see what Mr. Ventura thinks. Dog Boy has a point about money. How hard would it be to raise money to start a campagine to legalize AS? Any ideas to raise money? How many of us would really pich in. I will think of a few way's myself. IP: Logged |
deca-ready Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 10) |
posted March 24, 2000 02:05 AM
One peice of advice to you guys about Governor Jesse Ventura.Don't email him,I think someone else reads it and gets rid of it.I e-mailed him before and never got anything. A flood of letters-and I mean a flood,but all of us.Well lets get a post and say well mail and I mean letter mail in an envelope. Every BB board on the net-lets have a post that simply says who ever is going to mail to Mr.Ventura and Mr.Clinton.Let's collect as many I'll mails as we can in 2-3 weeks and well all mail in the same time and do it over and over till it can not and will not be ignored. How do you think Jesse or the President would react if once a month or week they were flooded with intelligent letters stating to let AS out legal again. Fuck it,I'll be the ring leader,but Everyone you must support me on this. Here's the deal-I'll get both Bill Clinton's address and Gov. Ventura's. I will post tomorrow at-The Rock's,Here,Anabolex,Renegade, ------------------ IP: Logged |
studcj Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 395) |
posted March 24, 2000 02:24 AM
Sorry to be the party crasher, but I say use all that money to just buy your own gear. Steroids give us an edge that most don't have. Sure you have trouble getting gear, but you do eventually get it if you are commited. Legalizing would cause MASSIVE abuse by teenagers. Even if the legal age was like 24 or something, they would still get it. And there is no way we are going to educate everybody in america because 75% of all people are dipshits. If gear was legal all along then there wouldn't be a problem, but once it is legalized everybody and their moms would be abusing the shit. Just my opinion. I'm kind of a realist. ------------------ IP: Logged |
t48 Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 16) |
posted March 24, 2000 03:17 AM
Studcj has a valid point. Besides, since when have the feds ever gone back on something and decided they were wrong to make it illegal? Ok, besides Prohibition. Been a long time hasn't it...at least be happy they aren't going after us like the other substances. I live in the Ventura state and I think ole Jesse is too much of a politician now to take a hard stance on this issue... IP: Logged |
Joseph_stalin Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 292) |
posted March 24, 2000 03:57 AM
at best they may lessen the restrictions on using anabolic steroids for medicinal use, but i doubt that the penalties for recreational use will go away anytime soon. IP: Logged |
Lqdmscle Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 24) |
posted March 24, 2000 04:30 AM
A drug where a needle is use is not going to be legal anytime soon. Especially for BB. Too many liberals IP: Logged |
instynct999 Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 31) |
posted March 24, 2000 06:07 PM
There was no logical reason to regulate as an illegal scheduled drug in the first...unfortunately, getting them back to legal with prescription status is a dream...they were much safer for many reasons this way...I use no rec drugs, but I think they should all be made legal and taxed, cause if people want'em they'll get'em...certainly marijuana and roids are far less injurious to society than alcohol and cigarettes. IP: Logged |
Buffalo_Bill Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 18) |
posted March 24, 2000 08:09 PM
is this a joke !!! MUAHAHA Go usa GO !!!! heeheh ;-) tell bill the truth about roids ? i guess he know and have already tryed it !!! u just had make a foul out of your self !!!!! from a europeen IP: Logged |
Jonrocks Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 141) |
posted March 24, 2000 08:20 PM
Whats the abuse rate in Canda? I think that they have a good system. Legal to poses, but illegal to sell over the counter. I think that we should adopt the same policy. If I am wrong about Canada, then we should have a policy like that. IP: Logged |
MattTheSkywalker Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 437) |
posted March 24, 2000 11:01 PM
Studcj, Gotta disagree about the "massive abuse" comment. People are using AS now, without really knowing what it will do, or too much about what could go wrong. There are people who use AS - they are injecting something and don't even know what it is, yet they put it in their bodies. Legalization would bring education. The same is true of rec. drugs - I'll never use them but so many people do because they aren't well - informed. All I am trying to say is that informed decisions are the best kind, and legalizing would bring information. No flame bro. Matt IP: Logged |
Cannonball Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 110) |
posted March 24, 2000 11:19 PM
I have to disagree Mattheskywalker, sorry. Legalizing steriods for all the dumbshits in the world would not be a good thing. Having a good body is something you earn by putting in the TIME and EFFORT. Steriods are the EASY way for many a guy who just wants to get big fast. Besides the increase in adolescent users. Some things are just better left illegal. You really have to want it to have it. This board has helped many people like myself, who without the knowledge gained, would have probably not gotten maximum results from my gear. Society as a whole does NOT educate themselves at all. The media and relatives/friends experiences help influence their choices. And also limits their knowledge. All serious BB's seek self improvement, which in turn (since we live in our minds) helps us gain knowledge. That inner desire to succeed causes us to Seek out the answers to our questions. That's why we're all here! ------------------ IP: Logged |
transparent Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 36) |
posted March 25, 2000 11:26 PM
Deca Ready that sounds like something we all should do. We need to make sure that only intelligent letters go out. We will not want to embarrass ourselves, and ruin the reputation of A S users. Let me know what your plan is, and if you get their addresses. Studcj Thanks for all the feedback. IP: Logged |
MattTheSkywalker Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 437) |
posted March 26, 2000 01:14 AM
Cannonball, My point was simply that even though AS are illegal now, they are easily obtained..... but because they are illegal, people don't always know where to turn for answers about them - most people won't say to their doctor, "Hey doc I'm using something illegal, and I got a few questions....". Instead, people, especially teenagers, but people of all ages, are using them without enough knowledge. I contend that legalizing them would at the very least, make a great deal more information about them available to many more potential users. Just my thoughts, Matt IP: Logged |
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