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Originally Posted by GOATcards
does the difference needs to be spelled out? one involves athletic competition where fair play is key to trust etc
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Therefore if a player is allergic to pain killers or what their real use is / performance enhancing, while others are not, should the players being sent to a tent on the sidelines to hide injections to help the player compete athletically better, be considered fair ? If receiving a cortisone shot or pain killer be allowed, why hide it in locker rooms or tents ? Members want to bypass the truth because multi billion dollar companies back multi billion dollar products. It’s a performance enhancer but we accept it because money can buy influence ! Has Brett Favre had his records stripped for taking meds / pain killers illegally from teammates/others to compete athletically with a unfair advantage. If the doses he was prescribed by a doctor not enough to hinder the pain then yes, he utilized pain killers for a advantage.
Has L. James taken, probably, did Kobe, probably, are they the only two, not even close.