NO! find the child molesters! find the rapists! find the murders! hey while ur at it....take a look at some problems in the real world. I.E. the war, illegal immigration, ya know..things that matter
Do you think its a good idea to spend tax dollars investigating and prosecuting Bonds
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Yes it's a good idea. He broke the law allegedly, and the US prosecutes others who commit perjury so there is no reason for him not to be charged.
+1 on using the word Eunich in a sentance and spelling it correctly! That made my day.
I think the Baseball folks should handle the situation as they see fit, either by suspension or * next to his stats.
The government, IMO, should get involved to the extent of prosecuting Bonds for any laws he may have broken. Period.
I'd much rather see the government spend their resources bringing in more dangerous 'tards than Bonds. The government spends way too much time trying to protect people from themselves.
(I know I voted yes....meant to vote no.)
I think the Baseball folks should handle the situation as they see fit, either by suspension or * next to his stats.
The government, IMO, should get involved to the extent of prosecuting Bonds for any laws he may have broken. Period.
I'd much rather see the government spend their resources bringing in more dangerous 'tards than Bonds. The government spends way too much time trying to protect people from themselves.
(I know I voted yes....meant to vote no.)
you're GD right they should prosecute! perjury and obstruction of justice are pretty serious offences.
bottom line is that you DONT lie to the feds. period.
bonds' arrogance is sickening IMO.
note: this is coming from a guy (Me) who could care less if every professional athlete in the USA uses performance enhancing drugs.
bottom line is that you DONT lie to the feds. period.
bonds' arrogance is sickening IMO.
note: this is coming from a guy (Me) who could care less if every professional athlete in the USA uses performance enhancing drugs.
I think they should just give it up. They haven't proven he took anything yet and they won't.
Im still trying to figure out what they have him on now that they didnt have when they initial opened this up. They got an extension to try and find something else, but they had already raided BALCO, and his doctor wont talk, hence why he is in jail. I just want to know what NEW info they have. And even if they find him guilty, I believe it was still a waste of time, because the steriod issue should never have even been brought to the courts.
Just when I thought the idiocy couldn't get any lower. 
I'll just quote myself from the other thread:
I'll just quote myself from the other thread:
Total waste of time, money, and resources, and completely embarassing on so many levels.
Just when I thought the idiocy couldn't get any lower.
LOL, more intelligent commentary from the peanut farmer that never played anything more than JV field hockey. :loser: Go drive the speed limit off a cliff and remember to signal before doing so, but first, see my response in the other thread...
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Bonds was a complete athlete and is now obviously plagued by knee injuries--face it he's old.
As for your other comments what you're not taking into account is that 90% of the league was on including the pitches that he donged off of. The bar was raised due to steroids, but it was an even playing field as well.
I'm shocked that people think he's being prosecuted for steriods... he is being indited for lieing to a grand jury people, an obstruction of justice. It's not a matter of what he lied to them about, it's the fact that he lied, period. Ofcourse he should be punished, any other person would be for the same offense, he should not be any different because he can hit a baseball.
Incase some of you just posted because you saw Berry Bonds in the title and assumed it was steriods, here's a link to the article at ESPN.com
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3113231
Incase some of you just posted because you saw Berry Bonds in the title and assumed it was steriods, here's a link to the article at ESPN.com
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3113231
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As a few before me have said it is not about steriods its about lying under oath. He should be prosecuted and spend some time in Jail just like Lil' Kim.
Just to clear some things up, You're talking about hte Barry Bonds of today or the young Barry Bonds? If you're talking about Bonds of today then I agree. But if you're speaking of a young Bonds then you are way off.
find real criminals not phucking juice heads
It all makes sense now. You too, were a juiced up idiot. :loser: Apparently, it DOES affect the brain.
And just so your puny mind understands, there are hundreds, if not thousands of Military personnel in the US alone that have athleticism that these multi-millionaires can only dream of, and I can GUARANTEE that they never needed drugs to get there.
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I'm sorry, did I ever state that I've used? LOL, going to try to indicte me now too? :banana:
LMMFAO!!!! If that was even .000000001% true there would be exponentially more former military pro athletes out there. To compare military personal to a professional athlete is just ****ing hilarious. Next I'm sure you'll try to tell me that they'd rather work for Uncle Sam for pennies a day instead of cashing six figure paychecks every week/month purely for the heightened sense of civic duty. Sorry but you simply don't have a clue what you're talking about, back to arm chair quarterbacking while pounding a family size bag of Lays. :loser:
I know what he is being charged with, and if you read my post, and try and comprehend it, you will see that I want to know where they got the new info. 4 months ago they didn't have this information, and his doctor has still not talked. So how are they getting him on perjury. AND, if you finish reading what I wrote, you would see that I think its a joke, because it all started with steroids. He was brought to court about steroids. Its like being pulled over for one thing, and them finding 10 other things to get you with because that other thing checked out.
Yes, I'm sure the people in the military are just as athletic if not more so than the professionals. Thats a joke, if that was the case, they would not be in the military. Watch a AAA baseball game, and compare that to a MLB game. The difference is huge, and the people in AAA are still the top baseball players in our country.
Yes, I'm sure the people in the military are just as athletic if not more so than the professionals. Thats a joke, if that was the case, they would not be in the military. Watch a AAA baseball game, and compare that to a MLB game. The difference is huge, and the people in AAA are still the top baseball players in our country.
The fact is the government has no right or real need to probe in the first place. It's not their business to regulate pro sports, never has been. Therefore the charges are utter bullshit--none of this should have ever happened in the first place. In the end it's a gigantic waste of money, time, and resources.
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