by cesar.caraballo » Tue May 15, 2018 12:42 am
1)Should doping in sport be legalised?
Well, I´m very sure to say that doping should't be legalised, for many reasons. One of them is because the doping in sports is a very unfair practise that puts in a risk the healthy competition and the spirit of the sport. Also because the drugs are dangerous for the body of the athletes and ruin their careers and life. It's a very serious problem and all the time the athletes of all around the world are vulnerables.
2)Will it ever be possible to stop athlete braking the rules to win?
I think it's very difficult to stop athetles breaking the rules to win, because there are a lot of money inside the proffesional sport and too much interests. Maybe it can be an utopia.
3) Are athletes who take drugs cheats or are they victims?
The athletes are victims, totally victims of this situation, because the pressure to win competitions it's too big and sometimes the athletes don't have too much support.
1)Should doping in sport be legalised?
Well, I´m very sure to say that doping should't be legalised, for many reasons. One of them is because the doping in sports is a very unfair practise that puts in a risk the healthy competition and the spirit of the sport. Also because the drugs are dangerous for the body of the athletes and ruin their careers and life. It's a very serious problem and all the time the athletes of all around the world are vulnerables.
2)Will it ever be possible to stop athlete braking the rules to win?
I think it's very difficult to stop athetles breaking the rules to win, because there are a lot of money inside the proffesional sport and too much interests. Maybe it can be an utopia.
3) Are athletes who take drugs cheats or are they victims?
The athletes are victims, totally victims of this situation, because the pressure to win competitions it's too big and sometimes the athletes don't have too much support.
