Pretending to eradicate Drugs use in track is...

[Guest]

... an utopia.
A sad utopia.
(sorry for the dreamers.)

[Guest]

Re: Pretending to eradicate Drugs use in track is...

>
... an utopia.
A sad utopia.
(sorry for
>the dreamers.)

Well, I suppose we should just eliminate local police and the FBI, since we can't eradicate crime. We should also get rid of ethics boards for lawyers since we all know they don't have any ethics anyway.

[tafnut]

Re: Pretending to eradicate Drugs use in track is...

Who said anything about eradicating it?! We just want to inflict some very painful punishments for its use.

[Guest]

Re: Pretending to eradicate Drugs use in track is...

> Well, I suppose we should just eliminate local police and the FBI, since we can't eradicate crime.

That would be a good first step.

[michael lewis]

Re: Pretending to eradicate Drugs use in track is...

Well if they get caught in Saudia Arabia who has to pay for the wheelchair?

[Guest]

Re: Pretending to eradicate Drugs use in track is...

>Well if they get caught in Saudia Arabia who has
>to pay for the wheelchair?

Elucidate: I don't follow.

[Guest]

Re: Pretending to eradicate Drugs use in track is...

Hell-o, McFly, hell-o. Drugs = Islamic Law = no limbs = wheelchair. Get it?

[Guest]

Re: Pretending to eradicate Drugs use in track is...

So that explains why Afghanistan is exporting a bumper crop of heroin this year?

[Guest]

Re: Pretending to eradicate Drugs use in track is...

Eradicate? You might as well try to eradicate drug use in society. Should stop trying? Of course not. But let's not go crazy. Let's implement tough drug testing policies (they seem to be working, but they can be improved). Let's retroatively pull WR's from anyone testing positive (not for stimulants) even if set years before.