if you think privacy concerns trump OOC testing then you might as well scrap all testing because the most sophisticated dopers won't test positive in competition.- Hide quoted text -
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Agreed, but I haven't seen anyone suggest that there be NO ooc testing, certainly not me. This wouldn't have even been a blip on the radar, or even a positive for Wada if they'd said "Ok. We'll wait until you finish here, we're very sorry for your loss, but we need to do this today." Then they could've agreed on a few minutes to do it later that day. That would've put ALL of it on Van Impe if he didn't cooperate. Instead they did the secret police thug routine. As I said to MB even the legal system here makes reasonable accommodation for testing, unfortunately I'm way too familiar with that. Are you arguing that innocent cyclists should be treated worse than convicted criminals? Seems to me you are. Bill C
testing, unfortunately I'm way too familiar with that.
Now this thread is getting interesting. Care to elaborate?
Joseph
Nothing new to the regulars. My oldest son who was a national level Jr. had some drug issues and doesn't race anymore. My Brothers both had drug and violence issues. Unfortunately friends I grew up with have done time for things from manslaughter on down. Bill C
