I agree that it is not really up for debate. I know two people who competed for the DDR in the 1980s. They weren't really "doping" in the sense that they had any say in the matter. They were doped. In the end though, it was the same result.
The national teams had youth programs that fed the system. It was all very supportive and well-organized. The athletes had a lot of perks. But they didn't get to choose their coaches, workouts, meds, training camps, racing schedules, or supplemental therapies. If you didn't want to do what they told you to do, you just got phased out of the team. Back to work.
If you did what they told you to do, you were doped. Because one of the most common things they did was give everyone vitamin injections. This was also common in other parts of Europe. These vitamin injections could have been anything.
Of course, the more mature and intelligent athletes likely knew they were being doped, but was a different system than here in the Wild West where I assume everyone was just on their own...
I don't believe the women's 400m or 800m records could possibly be clean.
That is an easy way to dismiss everything I stated. In criminal cases, proper chain of custody of evidence is necessary.
No proper chain of custody of evidence of this so called paperwork was demonstrated. The Cold War is over then paperwork appears disparaging then East Germans. There is your only verified fact.
I have nothing against any then West German athletes from about 50 to 40 years ago but do you deny there were mirror or near mirror then West German athletes?
What in the world are you going on about? I stated a fact, nothing more. Take off your tinfoil hat.
That is an easy way to dismiss everything I stated. In criminal cases, proper chain of custody of evidence is necessary.
No proper chain of custody of evidence of this so called paperwork was demonstrated. The Cold War is over then paperwork appears disparaging then East Germans.
You have no clue what you're talking about. The paperwork didn't magically appear in some sort of conspiracy theory. The East German's themselves were the ones who brought all the drug paperwork to light.
And there were in fact court cases about the East German athlete's forced drug use, and several million dollars were paid out as compensation to all the East German athletes who were forced to take drugs and suffered health problems because of it.
Considering they're all doping these days and still cant beat her record...todays peds obviously not as strong as 80s peds
Oh i beg to differ.Todays athletes are way more muscled.Look at shericka jackson.
You're an idiot. Of course the drugs they were taking in the 1980's were stronger. That's because there was no out of competition drug testing so they could get away with taking the strongest drugs possible in large amounts.
You KNOW this, yet for some reason you felt like this topic was a good excuse to disparage Shericka Jackson. What's wrong with you?
That is an easy way to dismiss everything I stated. In criminal cases, proper chain of custody of evidence is necessary.
No proper chain of custody of evidence of this so called paperwork was demonstrated. The Cold War is over then paperwork appears disparaging then East Germans.
You have no clue what you're talking about. The paperwork didn't magically appear in some sort of conspiracy theory. The East German's themselves were the ones who brought all the drug paperwork to light.
And there were in fact court cases about the East German athlete's forced drug use, and several million dollars were paid out as compensation to all the East German athletes who were forced to take drugs and suffered health problems because of it.
Do not make little lies and think I will not notice. Once East Germany no longer existed, N.A.T.O. Germany ... . East Germany was not a country when you learned of said paperwork. Do you see the difference? You are naive to believe only then East Germany or then Soviet Union or then Soviet Union ally athletes took p.e.d.s.