is this a stupid question?

[InsightD]

but with the fed buzz about gear... how long will the sport last?  it's no longer an assumption that people turn the cheek to.  i'm eager for opinions because i'm a huge fan of bb'ing and i'm curious to see how long it can go on "under the radar." 

[BallzDeep69]

Dude... Whaa? 

[Dos Equis]

but with the fed buzz about gear... how long will the sport last?  it's no longer an assumption that people turn the cheek to.  i'm eager for opinions because i'm a huge fan of bb'ing and i'm curious to see how long it can go on "under the radar." 

Be careful.  Someone will think you're a "narc."   

The sport will not disappear if the powers that be decided to clean it up.  Guys would just be a little smaller.     I doubt it happens anytime soon.  The sport is still flying under the radar.  Congress doesn't care, so you won't have a senator calling Joe or Ben Weider demanding an "investigation."  Heck, it's arguably not even cheating because it's likely 100 percent of IFBB pros use.  Only way I see a significant change is if by some miracle bodybuilding becomes an Olympic sport. 

[Alexander Sturm]

Yes

[ironneck]

no
bb is a beautycontest
the way to the stage is the sport

[Playboy]

I doubt they'll do anything. The only way I can see it is if people start dying. I think the feds and congress have bigger fish to fry then to worry about drugs in bb and sports. Athletes just have to start being a little more responsible and careful.

PB