AAS testing sweden.

[spinnis]

So right now in Sweden the doping "committee" or whatever you call them? are going around in gyms and making people take a piss test..
If you decline = Instant 2 years supension from the gym and no refunds.

Test positive? 2 years suspension and a big fine and if you're unlucky your driver licence gets pulled and you have to start all over again with the licence and you will have to piss once a month for like 6-10 months to prove that you're clean..

At some gyms that isn't connected with the anti doping policy the Cops enter and makes people take tests... Same as above if you're caught.

And one guy in Sweden (he just posted this at a Swedish forum) hes a pretty big dude above average, Anyway, he got pulled over for speeding, the officers noticed he was  a pretty big guy and took him in to test him for steroids, he tested positive and lost his licence.

And If thats not enough! the doping bla bla are NOT (accordingly to a law) allowed to test police officers because it would make them feel discriminated and the peoples opinion of cops would be more flawed if any cop got busted.

And AAS is a popular thing among police and bouncers...



Pretty fucked up huh?

[Wiggs]

LOL.  You guys are fucked up.

[webcake]

damn.......that fucking sucks.

[Tapeworm]

Just buy a power rack already.

[spinnis]

LOL.  You guys are fucked up.

Imagine if you're a bodybuilder, You dont drink, dont party, you dont smoke. You're only minding your own buisness not hurting anyone etc,
And you go out to town on a warm summer day to buy a new pair of jeans. All of a sudden a cop shows up, forces you to the station to be tested for steroids because you look big, you test positive get a huge fine and your dricer licence gets suspended..

why?

Because they want to break down on violent crime   

[spinnis]

In a big city in sweden at the 1990's the cops used to have a soccer team and they called themself  "The Primobolan boys" 

[Myra]

i'm from sweden to.
When i got busted a few years ago, a cop tok me aside to talk in privet and askt "uhh..whats a normal dose of gh?..and is it true it dosent have much side effekts?.."

funny shit..

[dr.chimps]

I call bullshit. That is contrary to all normal civil rights --ie. presumption of innocence, etc. April Fools still going on!?

[spinnis]

i'm from sweden to.
When i got busted a few years ago, a cop tok me aside to talk in privet and askt "uhh..whats a normal dose of gh?..and is it true it dosent have much side effekts?.."

funny shit..

we live in the country of double standards, its pathetic

[spinnis]

I call bullshit. That is contrary to all normal civil rights --ie. presumption of innocence, etc. April Fools still going on!?

its not bs..
If they think you are breaking a law (using aas) they have the right to bring you to the station and test you..

[Myra]

I call bullshit. That is contrary to all normal civil rights --ie. presumption of innocence, etc. April Fools still going on!?

well, on the surfes it looks good, but in real life, it dosent work as well. And steroid abuse is taken very hard over here now a days.

[Tapeworm]

Maybe it's illegal not to train for the health look.

[Myra]

oh and by the way swede! good luck at arbets förmedlingen haha

[Bobby]

sweden sucks teh caulk that's for sure, wouldn't wanna live there.

Maybe it's illegal not to train for the health look.

 

[spinnis]

oh and by the way swede! good luck at arbets förmedlingen haha

 

[dr.chimps]

its not bs..
If they think you are breaking a law (using aas) they have the right to bring you to the station and test you..

There's why I called BS, Swede. Thinking someone is doing something wrong is not sufficient legally to try to persecute someone. Orwell's 1984 ring any bells? This 'law' is going to cause no end of troubles because it is far too arbitrary and will (eventually) be struck from the books. Just nonsense.

[musclehedz]

I think it's logical. Steroids kill thousands of people each year.

[Tapeworm]

There's why I called BS, Swede. Thinking someone is doing something wrong is not sufficient legally to try to persecute someone. Orwell's 1984 ring any bells? This 'law' is going to cause no end of troubles because it is far too arbitrary and will (eventually) be struck from the books. Just nonsense.

Did you catch 'V for Vendetta' doc?

[wavelength]

This law will not survive more than one year. If it does, Sweden has a serious problem with its legal system.

[Kaliym73]

Wow that's crazy. I would never go to Sweden. Does this apply to visitors of your country too?

[dr.chimps]

Did you catch 'V for Vendetta' doc?

I did indeed. Got a burned copy somewhere. Bit preachy in places, but I thought it riveting. Got a bit of a hard on from Natalie Portman, too.

/use the line 'not so funny now, is it funnyman?' a lot 

[spinnis]

This law will not survive more than one year. If it does, Sweden has a serious problem with its legal system.

3 years and counting..

[wavelength]

3 years and counting..

Then Sweden has a problem IMO.

[spinnis]

There's why I called BS, Swede. Thinking someone is doing something wrong is not sufficient legally to try to persecute someone. Orwell's 1984 ring any bells? This 'law' is going to cause no end of troubles because it is far too arbitrary and will (eventually) be struck from the books. Just nonsense.

In Sweden it is.  Same happened to jörgen kruth veeery famous swedish kickboxer, got stopped in a routine traffic stop, they though he looked big, their first sign was that he had big traps, So they took him into the station had him tested and he tested positive..

no, im not joking..

[Tapeworm]

I did indeed. Got a burned copy somewhere. Bit preachy in places, but I thought it riveting. Got a bit of a hard on from Natalie Portman, too.

/use the line 'not so funny now, is it funnyman?' a lot 

I saw it awhile ago and really liked it.  I think the dictator was the same guy who played 'ol what's-his-name in 1984.