I guess that shows how inane it was![]()
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Most likely neither pose a risk...its not the point and irrelevant to reality as both examples have testing in place to measure substance participation...and more importantly both are measured to a legal level.
Your gripe as I can tell is racing authoritys dont turn a blind eye to illegal activity...you may be right in that it shouldn't be illegal but motorcycle racing is not the forum to push this agenda. Currently the testing available is able to measure weed taken (apparently) 5 weeks prior to the day of the testing...the allowable level for this currently is 0% (as per the illegal status of weed), If you feel this is unfair go ahead and rally for the legal status to be changed but until then I am very happy for someone that is found to have any THC in their system to be removed from competition...in fact I would expect no less.
What right do racing authorities have to place themselves in the position of The Great Defender of Public Morality?
They should concern themselves with the issue of whether people competing in their events are impaired or not.
While not a perfect fix, the swab test should be integral in the process of determining the likelihood of impairment.
They are not placing themselves in any position...they are abiding by the LEGAL status already in place set outside of their control!?!? You are suggesting they turn a blind eye to this LAW.
Fuck, I really didn't think you were that thick but once again I appear to have given you too much credit.
I'm out...Ive already wasted too much time on you.
I thought their obligation was to try to ensure the highest safety that they can for their competitors.
The presence of THC in someone's system does not necessarily indicate that they pose the slightest danger to anyone else competing.
If someone fails the urine test, a swab test should automatically be implemented to determine whether that trace of THC is from recent use.
Quite frankly, I think you're a greater danger to those around you after three beers the night before than someone who smoked a joint three weeks ago.
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