If there were a Steroid League, would you watch it on tv? (any sport)
Imagine your favorite sport... Would it be better if everyone was stronger and faster? (...and crazier)
Yes, that sounds entertaining
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No, that sounds barbaric
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of course people would watch it, if people had the choice between watching someone run the 100m in 10 seconds or being amazed(and more entertained) as they watched them do it in 5 because he/she has taken steroids, i'm fairly sure which one people would prefer to watch. The fact is that most people would be astounded at witnessing a whole new level of human capability, whether its attractive or not it would still be amazing to see. Side: Yes, that sounds entertaining
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Naturally people would, even those that argue against this topic (even if they choose not to admit it!). Think about it; men and women using steroids in their respective sports, in an effort to make things more interesting. Abnormal? Naturally. Wrong? Probably. Interesting? Absolutely! Entertaining? Probably! It sounds interesting enough, and despite any negligence when it came to steroid use in past, or any problems found with the use of steroids in past, people are going to watch any show that has something to do with steroids. Side: Yes, that sounds entertaining
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This I can agree with because if people are willing to watch men beat down other men in a ring in the UFC, then Steroid League is easily watchable. Right now nobody wants to watch Steroid League because it has competition, there is no Steroid League, and audiences prefer this. If SMCdeBater is lucky, the government could outsource capital punishment to private companies for entertianment on TV because everyone knows that the death penalty is just, and there is no way that one of contestants could be innocent. This remains me of something...."The Running Man" with Arnold. Side: Yes, that sounds entertaining
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Good to see you have a sense of humor... I hope... The concept of steroids being excluded from the sporting world is what makes them so interesting to hear about, on top of the abnormal transformations involved with its use. If such a "Running Man" concept came into play involving the use of steroids, the viewers would naturally be watching it, whether they consider it ethical or not. Steroids themselves are not socially considered ethical on the human body, and clearly this steroid league concept would take the icon of 'rule breaker' to 'steroid competitor'. By the way, I find it amusing when you referred to me in third person when your comment was directed towards me (no insult intended). Side: Yes, that sounds entertaining
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