if born to produce low t and taking steroids = cheating
then
born with a faulty organ and getting a transplant = cheating?
losing the ability to walk and getting a powerwheel chair= cheating?
but then on the opposite side of the spectrum:
shaquille oneals feet are so big, he complained that the reason he misses so many freethrows is because he had a slighty farther distance to shoot from than the other players. nba said rules is rules, toes behind the line. youre born with big feet too bad.
so in essence, cheating is merely based on a set of ideaologies pertaining to what should be as deemed by society. ie, poor guy with no legs is entitled to a wheelchair, while guy with low t, or guy with goals to surpass his given threshold is a cheater.
ill never understand humans. yes, i am alien. and no, i do not come in peace.
i guess opposing rules that have always been, is considered cheating when using steroids, for the rules opposed were set before.
but using steroids as personal gain/benefit and whether or not it is cheating, is subjective to the one giving judgement.
they should follow these guidelines in sports, for steroids were not always illegal. the use of steroids in sports predated the illegality of their use. so thats unjustifyable. it should be "well it aint my fuckin problem if someone doesnt use". because if not, then sports skills/talent all comes down to genes and in essence, gene superiority is in and of itself "unintentional-natural" cheating.
