THE "ATHLETE" for his or her actions that would be detrimental to the organization itself. Bottom line......there needs to be some sort of a high moral industry (no threats, no riskay photoshoots, no calling out a judge, etc,etc you get the point) standard and fines to be set.
Well - hence the situation. Kamali and other bodybuilders can do whatever they want, and have fun on the boards, in magazine articles, at the expo. So can others. But the sport is like the WWE, like many other sports in which you can yell and scream and complaing or like your favorite player in the sport, and have fan pages on them, or fan pages against them.
Now, as for photoshoots, calling out a judge, etc, these are a little different. If someone can get a lot of money for photoshoots (whether they are gay or not), then it happens. We may not like it, but there is money to be made. The same goes for porn shoots. People do not like it, but it is a 10 billion dollar industry. Same with nudity.
Can you imagine the uproar with Hollywood's actresses actually made movies that showed nudity in it. Wow - there would be an uproar. Wait a minute, doesnt that happen like in almost every R-rated movie. Get over that.
Now calling out a judge is different. You want to ask why you didnt place well, no problem. You want to yell, scream, and hit a judge - you are gone
